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 Posted: Thu, 17th Aug 2006 06:51 Post subject: How do you play 1080i movies when they are just .ts files? |
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I got a few movies like that, like 45 ts files, no ifo or vob, why would they be like this? how can I play the whole movie without clicking on 45 files??? PLEASE HELP.
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ToCS
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| Posted: Thu, 17th Aug 2006 07:32 Post subject: |
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look here: http://www.avisynth.org/Section+2:+AviSynth+and+frameserving
find this question: "Q2.8: How do I load my clip into AviSynth (video) ?" then find the bullet that says: ATSC transport streams
from what it reads there is a special version of dvd2avi that can handle those files, then its just as simple as making a .d2v and loading it into an avisynth script and use it for framserving, then open it with a mediaplayer and that should solve your problems.. i think, dont know much about .ts files.
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| Posted: Thu, 17th Aug 2006 14:14 Post subject: |
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Actually the answer to your question is VLC Player. TS files are files produced by sat's that are streamed to the boxes. People took those streams and were able to get it going on the pc. So find VLC Player no need to worry about a AviSynth script with it.
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copywrong
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| Posted: Thu, 17th Aug 2006 20:27 Post subject: |
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Put all files in HDTV2MPEG and output one big ts file instead of lot's of small ones.
That's the way I do it then I stream them to a TVIX 5000 media player.
Works really well.
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| Posted: Tue, 5th Sep 2006 05:13 Post subject: |
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I use a bat file to do the work for me.
Have all the files together in a folder. Make a text file. Write "copy /b *.ts output-file.ts" in it, where "output-file" is the new name of merged .ts files. Run the bat file. It combines the small .ts files into one big one.
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