Still can't edit recorded HD ts streams

[MattB]

I've tried your software several times over the years and discounted it because it doesn't cleanly edit recorded video properly. As I got a new latop recently, I thought I'd install the trial again (now on v6) to see if it's better but no, I still can't edit video without corrupting it.

To explain, I am taking a simple .ts recording from a UK tv HD channel, editing out the adverts and saving as NEVC (although it breaks whether I re-encode or not). Just before the edit point, the video speeds up for half a second and then the audio dies thereafter. Same thing I've seen multiple times before. I even tried re-encoding it first to 265 and then editing but this doesn't help either. If I edit it and then re-encode with ffmpeg, it finds errors in the stream, suggesting your tool isn't outputting a correctly formed file.

Just to note, if I use TMPGEnc or Avidemux, it works perfectly. And yes these are good tools but yours retains subtitles which is why I would buy it if you could ever fix these bugs.

 

[Dan203]

I've tried your software several times over the years and discounted it because it doesn't cleanly edit recorded video properly. As I got a new latop recently, I thought I'd install the trial again (now on v6) to see if it's better but no, I still can't edit video without corrupting it.

To explain, I am taking a simple .ts recording from a UK tv HD channel, editing out the adverts and saving as NEVC (although it breaks whether I re-encode or not). Just before the edit point, the video speeds up for half a second and then the audio dies thereafter. Same thing I've seen multiple times before. I even tried re-encoding it first to 265 and then editing but this doesn't help either. If I edit it and then re-encode with ffmpeg, it finds errors in the stream, suggesting your tool isn't outputting a correctly formed file.

Just to note, if I use TMPGEnc or Avidemux, it works perfectly. And yes these are good tools but yours retains subtitles which is why I would buy it if you could ever fix these bugs.

Can you send us a sample file that we can use to reproduce this issue? We don't have any known issues that should cause this.

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[miloking]

Hi, I am going absolutely crazy trying to work out this issue

! I have been using a DVB recorder in the UK for over half a year. I have only been recording the SD channels which have been saved in the file format .TSV. To remove adverts and cut the video files (without re-encoding) I have been using the programme called DVBcut. This programme accepts the .TSV format even though from what I've hear, most TV recordings are saved as .TS files. However I recently recorded an HD programme, as usual it saved as a .TSV file and it ran in VLC, but since DVBcut does not work with HD video I have been finding it difficult to find a programme to cut or split the files. My main aim is to split the file without re-encoding.

This some information on VLC which could be useful:

Stream 0
Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10) (h264)
Video redolution: 1920x1080
Fran rate:25
Stream 1
Codec: LATM
Channels: 3F2R/LFE
Stream 2
Codec: LATM
(No information on the channels)
Stream 3
Codec: DVB Subtitles (dvbs)

I tried using Avidemux to remux the file, but this removed the second audio stream and the subtitles (it also took a long time). I have also tried multiple other softwares (including some Windows programs), but due to the file being in the .TSV format, I cannot get any of the programmes to properly recognise it.

Please, if anyone can help me it would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you

 

[Dan203]

Have you tried opening the TVS file in VideoReDo? Just use All Files in the open dialog or drag & drop it. I'm betting It's just a TS file with a different extension.