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<blockquote data-quote="elsmandino" data-source="post: 893902" data-attributes="member: 111675">Hello,&nbsp;I have done as much research as I can about finally tidying up all my recordings and I am going to take the plunge over the next couple of days.&nbsp;In terms of cutting all the adverts out my .ts recordings, I have tried loads of programs and have to admit that although it is pricey, VideoReDo is the only one that does a perfect job.&nbsp; I shall use this program to give an error free edited .ts file.&nbsp;In terms of compressing the files, I have decided that the only way forward really is to use Handbrake and batch convert them to MKVs with the x.264 codec.&nbsp;As far as I know, this codec deals with video compression only, so what would you guys recommend as an audio output option in handbrake? &nbsp;Any general advice in terms of video editing/archiving would be greatly appreciated too.&nbsp;Thanks&nbsp;A</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elsmandino, post: 893902, member: 111675"] Hello, I have done as much research as I can about finally tidying up all my recordings and I am going to take the plunge over the next couple of days. In terms of cutting all the adverts out my .ts recordings, I have tried loads of programs and have to admit that although it is pricey, VideoReDo is the only one that does a perfect job. I shall use this program to give an error free edited .ts file. In terms of compressing the files, I have decided that the only way forward really is to use Handbrake and batch convert them to MKVs with the x.264 codec. As far as I know, this codec deals with video compression only, so what would you guys recommend as an audio output option in handbrake? Any general advice in terms of video editing/archiving would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks A [/QUOTE]

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