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On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 01:14:54PM +0000, Stephen Davies wrote:
> I'm looking for something that can convert a .TS Video stream file into
> something (sigh) playable with Windows Media Player.
> Ok, I know... Windows and all that but the target System is heavily (and
> I mean heavily, no access to Start Menu) locked down.
>
> The files I need to convert are on a Hummy PVR. I can get them copied
> onto an XP System but none of the tools I have tried so far can convert
> the output into a .mov or mpeg4 file without losing audio sync.
You need to fix up the A/V sync first. The way I do this is with
ProjectX[1]:
$ java -jar projectx.jar -id <vpid>,<apid> \
-out /tmp -name /tmp/video.m2v video.ts
This generates a .m2v and a .mp2, with appropriate timestamps
and/or padding in them. You then re-multiplex the two together again
with mplex:
$ mplex -f 3 -o video.mpeg /tmp/vide.m2v /tmp/video.mp2
After that, you should find that the resulting file is an MPEG2
Program Stream, which can be edited/processed using the tool of your
choice (I use avidemux for editing).
Hugo.
[1]
http://sourceforge.net/projects/project-x
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