Editing recorded TV (1 Viewer)

[elsmandino]

Hi,

Frame accuracy I could live without if necessary - so, MKVmerge would let me me edit out the adverts and let me keep the subtitles?[DOUBLEPOST=1371042541][/DOUBLEPOST]Sorry Catavolt, posted at exactly the same time as you - what about subtitle support in AVIDemux, is that still not part of it yet?

 

[catavolt]

Sorry Catavolt, posted at exactly the same time as you - what about subtitle support in AVIDemux, is that still not part of it yet?

Maybe you inform yourself on their homepage - I don´t use subtitles at all

 

[elsmandino]

Easiest and fastest thing to do is just buy another 4TB HDD

Though I completely agree that another HDD would be the easiest thing to do, I am a bit OCD when it comes to things like recordings that I want to keep. I feel compelled to tidy them up - just wish I was like that with my house!

 

[catavolt]

Another one for you: Freemake Video Converter. It´s freeware, too.
And it has the ability to add subtitles.
During installation you should watch closely and untick the offered extra programmes like browser addons etc.
But it works fine, fast and has a lot of setting possibilities (up to lossless conversion)

 

[okie1211]

I use a neat little program called Appgeeker.
It will convert pretty much any type of file (video/audio/pictures/etc.) into pretty much any type of file.
Really easy to use

 

[elsmandino]

Interesting - I have come accross Freemake Video Converter before.
I think I shall give it a go over the weekend.
I am thinking of, in addition to cutting out the adverts, converting my video files to MP4s (H.264 video but keeping the original MP2 audio). Does Freemake have the ability for you to adjust the quality when re-encoding like Handbrake does?

I did look at Handbrake but it does not support MP2 pass-thru, unfortunately.

One other quick thing - does Freemake offer any error correction or should I run my ts files through mpeg2repair before editing them?

Thanks

Alex

 

[Stéphane Lenclud]

TS Doctor is awesome!