TStoDVD equivalent - again

Brian Mc wrote:
John Legon wrote:
: I find that Streamclip is very efficient for editing and converting the
: raw .ts files from my satellite box into .mpg files. Simply changing
: the extension from .ts to .mpg is sufficient, however, to make the files
: playable with the media player of my TV.

Conversion to DVD takes more work of course!

Indeed.


I am another fan of VideoRedo - VERY fast and can tidy-up many non-standard
"features" of TS files!


Streamclip is also fast when it's a simple question of filtering - i.e.
conversion from the transport stream without re-encoding the video.

On Jan 17, 4:55*pm, (Brian Mc) wrote:
John Legon wrote:

: I find that Streamclip is very efficient for editing and converting the
: raw .ts files from my satellite box into .mpg files. *Simply changing
: the extension from .ts to .mpg is sufficient, however, to make the files
: playable with the media player of my TV.

Conversion to DVD takes more work of course!

I am another fan of VideoRedo - VERY fast and can tidy-up many non-standard
"features" of TS files!

+1, TV to DVD without becoming a codec/container format expert.

On Tue, 17 Jan 2012 16:55:32 +0000 (UTC), (Brian
Mc) wrote:

John Legon wrote:
: I find that Streamclip is very efficient for editing and converting the
: raw .ts files from my satellite box into .mpg files. Simply changing
: the extension from .ts to .mpg is sufficient, however, to make the files
: playable with the media player of my TV.

Conversion to DVD takes more work of course!

I am another fan of VideoRedo - VERY fast and can tidy-up many non-standard
"features" of TS files!

VideoRedo gets my vote.

On Tue, 17 Jan 2012 11:01:55 -0000, "Paul D Smith"
wrote:

Thanks to all responders to my earlier request but I've thus far not managed
to do this - help!

For example Freemake is typical - The TS file apparently doesn't contain any
information about the data within it (PMTs?) so Freemake won't read them.
Is there some magic step involving the other three files which the Hummy
creates with similar filenames to the TS file?

Note - for now it's all SD contact to DVD.

I use Super to convert TS from my Comag to .avi - with a slight audio
lag issue, which is easily rectified in vdub.
Whether that has any bearing on your TS at all, I don't know.