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<blockquote data-quote="tatus" data-source="post: 231120" data-attributes="member: 47754">Hi there,after having received so much support from all of you, I would like to share something that I implemented today. I use the server-client based TV engine 3 (TVE3), and I quickly realized that MPG recording is broken, and that I had to use TS files. This has not been fixed by today. Then I found out that the TV recordings compression feature that MP has built in also does not work together with TVE3 and its TS files.I now have the problem that I am using Tmpgenc to cut and build DVDs from my recordings, and that it does not like the TS files. It uses some 30 minutes to import a file, and it takes another 30 minutes when clicking once (!) at the position slider in the editing dialog...So I needed a way to transcode, or better to say, re-mux the TS files into normal MPG files.I found out that the free VLC player can do this very smart and simple, and it even supports batch mode.So I wrote a small Windows .BAT file that I hope can be useful by for you:@echo offFOR %%I IN (*.ts) DO (echo Transcoding %%~nI.ts ...&quot;C:\Programme\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc&quot; &quot;%%~nI.ts&quot; --sout #std{access=file,mux=ps,url=&quot;%%~nI.mpg&quot;} vlc:quitif exist &quot;%%~nI.mpg&quot; del &quot;%%~nI.ts&quot;)Just be careful, the script deletes the original TS file after having processed it, and VLC allows closing it before the process is completed, which would result in data loss.RegardsFrank</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tatus, post: 231120, member: 47754"] Hi there, after having received so much support from all of you, I would like to share something that I implemented today. I use the server-client based TV engine 3 (TVE3), and I quickly realized that MPG recording is broken, and that I had to use TS files. This has not been fixed by today. Then I found out that the TV recordings compression feature that MP has built in also does not work together with TVE3 and its TS files. I now have the problem that I am using Tmpgenc to cut and build DVDs from my recordings, and that it does not like the TS files. It uses some 30 minutes to import a file, and it takes another 30 minutes when clicking once (!) at the position slider in the editing dialog... So I needed a way to transcode, or better to say, re-mux the TS files into normal MPG files. I found out that the free VLC player can do this very smart and simple, and it even supports batch mode. So I wrote a small Windows .BAT file that I hope can be useful by for you: @echo off FOR %%I IN (*.ts) DO ( echo Transcoding %%~nI.ts ... "C:\Programme\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc" "%%~nI.ts" --sout #std{access=file,mux=ps,url="%%~nI.mpg"} vlc:quit if exist "%%~nI.mpg" del "%%~nI.ts" ) Just be careful, the script deletes the original TS file after having processed it, and VLC allows closing it before the process is completed, which would result in data loss. Regards Frank [/QUOTE]

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