.ts files

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Bob wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a FAQ on the easiest way to convert a transport
> stream (*.ts) file to a DVD that I can also edit out commercials etc
> Thanks
I have used MPEG Video Wizard by Womble and it worked well.

www.womble.com

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The following works for me:

1) Use ProjectX ver. 0.81.9 to demux the TS file into an audio file (.ac3
or .mpa) and a video file (.m2v)

2) Use Cuttermaran ver. 1.62 to edit.
> Load the .m2v video file (The audio file loads automatically)
> Select the cut in and cut out points for the first segment to save
then add to the cut list Repeat for each additional segment.
> Hit the "Cut video/audio" button to cut out the segments and join
to create one new video and audio file. (These new files will have
"cut" added to the names).

3) Use TMPGEnc Plus to convert the video file for DVD playback.

4) Use DVD-Lab for DVD authoring.
(Import the audio file and the converted video file then drag them to
their designated portions of the movie.)

"Bob" <katbob2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can anyone point me to a FAQ on the easiest way to convert a transport
> stream (*.ts) file to a DVD that I can also edit out commercials etc
> Thanks