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Tools to edit TS files

linux-dvb Andrea 3 participants 4 messages Feb 15, 2008 Media (V4L/DVB)

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Hi,

I'd like to edit TS files (recorded with gnutv for instance). Basically I'd like to cut, paste and join to skip commercials.

Is there a tool for that out there?

Otherwise I was thinking of writing one.
I understand that I must cut on a 188 bytes boundary and that should be the only requirement.

1) Reading the Transport Stream page on wikipedia, it seems there is a timer PCR. Can I use it to know about the time?
2) Can I cut at the end of a frame so I avoid spurious frames in the first seconds?

But again, does anybody know a tool for that?

Andrea

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Le vendredi 15 février 2008 20:39, Andrea a écrit :

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Hi,

I'd like to edit TS files (recorded with gnutv for instance). Basically I'd like to cut, paste and join to skip commercials.

Is there a tool for that out there?

Otherwise I was thinking of writing one.
I understand that I must cut on a 188 bytes boundary and that should be the only requirement.

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1) Reading the Transport Stream page on wikipedia, it seems there is a timer PCR. Can I use it to know about the time?
2) Can I cut at the end of a frame so I avoid spurious frames in the first seconds?

But again, does anybody know a tool for that?

http://project-x.sourceforge.net/

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Quoted 7 lines · Andrea

Hi,

I'd like to edit TS files (recorded with gnutv for instance). Basically I'd like to cut, paste and join to skip commercials.

Is there a tool for that out there?

http://project-x.sourceforge.net/

Thanks!
It looks pretty sophisticated!

Andrea

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