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<blockquote data-quote="elsmandino" data-source="post: 863260" data-attributes="member: 111675">Hi there,&nbsp;I have finally got round to tidying up some of my media folders.&nbsp;I have loads of .rec, .dvr-ms, .WTV and .ts files that I have since edited out the adverts from and then saved them all as .ts files.&nbsp;I have been using videoredo for this and shall definititely be buying this when the trial ends (I have tried free alternatives, but this is the only program that seems to do the trick).&nbsp;To save some further space, I would now like to convert the .ts files to .mkvs with h.264 comperession.&nbsp; I know that the recommended way of doing this is to use Handbrake.&nbsp;The thing is is that Videoredo also offers the ability to save as .mkv with h.264.&nbsp; This being the case, do I really need Handbrake anymore?&nbsp; Can I not just edit the adverts out of any .ts file and save it directly as an mkv?&nbsp;Ultimately, I am asking whether there is any difference between Videoredo and Handbrake when it comes to creating .mkv files?&nbsp;Thanks&nbsp;Alex</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elsmandino, post: 863260, member: 111675"] Hi there, I have finally got round to tidying up some of my media folders. I have loads of .rec, .dvr-ms, .WTV and .ts files that I have since edited out the adverts from and then saved them all as .ts files. I have been using videoredo for this and shall definititely be buying this when the trial ends (I have tried free alternatives, but this is the only program that seems to do the trick). To save some further space, I would now like to convert the .ts files to .mkvs with h.264 comperession. I know that the recommended way of doing this is to use Handbrake. The thing is is that Videoredo also offers the ability to save as .mkv with h.264. This being the case, do I really need Handbrake anymore? Can I not just edit the adverts out of any .ts file and save it directly as an mkv? Ultimately, I am asking whether there is any difference between Videoredo and Handbrake when it comes to creating .mkv files? Thanks Alex [/QUOTE]

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