If you have a Chromebook, you may find that unzipping files isn’t as simple as right-clicking on a zip file and choosing Extract All, which is how it’s done in Windows.
It seems that when you double-click on a zip file on a chromebook, the zip file is treated like an external drive, as it appears to “mount” the zip file like a drive on your system. You can then see the contents, and copy/paste the contents of the zip file to another folder. So when you want to unzip a file on a chromebook, double click the zip file to let it mount it as an external drive. Browse the contents to select the .ts file(s) you want, copy them, then paste them in another folder that you can access.
For more information on how this works, you can search the web for steps. Here’s one we found that does a pretty good job at describing both how to Zip files and then Unzip files on a Chromebook:
https://www.howtogeek.com/409680/how-to-zip-or-unzip-files-on-a-chromebook/
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