What is a .TPSR file?
A .TPSR file is a special kind of file that is made after you use TeamViewer Pilot to connect with someone else's computer. TeamViewer is a program that lets you see and control another computer from far away, which is really helpful when you need to fix a computer problem or show someone how to do something. TeamViewer Pilot takes this a step further by letting you use your camera to show real-world things and get help with them, using cool augmented reality features.
So, when you use TeamViewer Pilot to get or give help, and you have a setting turned on called "Connection reporting," TeamViewer automatically saves a report of that session. This report is what we call a TPSR file. Inside this file, there's a .JSON file, which is a simple text file that stores information in an easy-to-read way. This information can include what kind of device was used, the names of the people involved, and how long the help session lasted. If during the session, you or the other person added any drawings or notes on the screen, the TPSR file will also have pictures (.PNG files) of those moments.
To open a TPSR file, you need to use TeamViewer on a computer or a Mac. This is because the TPSR file is made specifically for TeamViewer, so it understands how to read and show you the information inside.
In simple terms, a TPSR file is like a detailed report of a help session that happened through TeamViewer Pilot, including all the important details and any visual notes taken. It's a handy way to look back at what was done, which can be really useful for learning or for keeping records.
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