Can I extract/copy/share TV recordings from internal memory?

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I own a LG 42LB6500 which has an internal HDD and allows to record from live TV.

Since it doesn't recognize any external HDD I've tried (too bad I realized that didn't work before the guarantee expired) I've been recording from TV into the internal memory and I have some videos I would like to keep.

Is there a way to copy those recordings into an SD card or a USB stick, so I can store them somewhere else and play them on different devices?

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