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Old 13th July 2008, 14:44   #1214  |  Link
Schmendrick
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Like you correctly have found out these ts-clip are clip containing AAC-audio streams which TsRemux so far is unable to detect and handle properly. If you want a ts-clip which is playable by your standalone media player this media player also has to be able to decode the audio track. If it apparently is unable to decode AAC-audio streams you will have to reencode them into a decodable format which is possible:
Gdsmux included within the Haali-splitter package is able to remux theses MPEG2 and AAC-video clips into .mkv-files from which then you can extract the elementary video and audio streams with MKVExtractGUI. Then you can renencode the AAC-file into an AC3-file and then use Tsmuxer to mux this AC3-file with the demuxed MPEG2-file to produce a ts-file which should be playable in your standalone media player. A synchronization offset between the video and audio track however might be an issue to be solved.

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