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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 680565" data-attributes="member: 76888"><p>you could format your pc with win7 32bit and have a clean system and use unlocked saf5 instead of 4. other than that i can't really help you anymore.</p><p></p><p>Handbrake is really good, another good program is avidemux. If you want to keep the quality you can use handbrake to convert the .ts file into a very long h264 mkv aac file. Then use an h264 mkv cutter to cut up the tracks. This will preserve the most quality. You should keep the audio in it's original AAC stereo format. If you write down the times (HH.MM.SS.NN) in your mediaplayer when you play the mkv file then you can set mkvmerge to split the mkv file. There is probably a better cutter, but last time I looked there are not many programs that lossless cut mkv h264 files. Using mkvmerge to split the file is tedious.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 680565, member: 76888"] you could format your pc with win7 32bit and have a clean system and use unlocked saf5 instead of 4. other than that i can't really help you anymore. Handbrake is really good, another good program is avidemux. If you want to keep the quality you can use handbrake to convert the .ts file into a very long h264 mkv aac file. Then use an h264 mkv cutter to cut up the tracks. This will preserve the most quality. You should keep the audio in it's original AAC stereo format. If you write down the times (HH.MM.SS.NN) in your mediaplayer when you play the mkv file then you can set mkvmerge to split the mkv file. There is probably a better cutter, but last time I looked there are not many programs that lossless cut mkv h264 files. Using mkvmerge to split the file is tedious. [/QUOTE]
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