Samsung has issued a global recall for the Note 7, again. But this time, rather than swapping out affected devices, refurbishing them, and trying to salvage the phone, it look like Samsung is going to completely kill off the device. The company confirmed to that every single device it receives back — which will hopefully be all of them — will be “disposed of,” rather than repaired or refurbished. DON’T MISS: Samsung has confirmed that it has some kind of unspecified process in the works to dispose of the phone. That seems to confirm that we won’t see any cheap refurbished or repaired Note 7 devices in the wild, apart from people who ignore Samsung’s warnings and hold onto their phones. As Motherboard points out, scrapping millions of handsets — over 2.5 million were initially recalled, and since the production line was only just stopped, the total number of Note 7s is likely to be higher — is a waste of resources and likely to be bad for the environment.

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Modern smartphones are full of metals that are difficult to separate out, and even harder to dispose of in a way that’s not harmful to the environment. Such a large number of brand-new phones have never been written off this quickly before, so it will be interesting to see if Samsung just breaks the phones down to extract rare metals, or tries to salvage any individual components. Either way, it’s bad news for the diehard Note 7 fanboys that are still out there.

I have used the DRMdecrypt tool on my computer and it converts the.srf file onto.ts file. However when I trying to open the.ts file through Windows Media Player or through other media players, it doesn't open. After couple of the seconds of loading a video, the file directory stops to respond and screen freezes.

Also I've tried to convert this file into different file format, however.ts file also doesn't load into the convert program, so I'm unable to convert it. I would be grateful for your help, because I spent a whole week to do it through different methods, but none of them seems to work.

I would like to add, that all videos from my TV are recorded on the WD external hard drive from which I trying to convert the.srf file onto. Broomstick Bass. ts file.