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Okraml
28th August 2006, 05:34
Hi,
i've seen, that there's no tool yet able to split .ts files containing .h264 video. After reading http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=664470&postcount=27 , i decided to try to create a little .ts-splitter myself.
I couldnt test it much yet, so i need someone to test it with some .h264 .ts material.
It is written in java, so you can run it under windows, linux or mac os (if you have java installed). You can download it here: http://www.mytempdir.com/891291 .
Start it, insert Sourcefile (For Example: "c:\capture\inputfile.ts"), insert Targetfile (For Example: "c:\capture\outputfile" -> ouputfile.0.ts, outputfile.1.ts ...), change the size of each chunk and press "splitting".
Each file should be playable (testet it with mpc). To Join them just use something like: "copy /B".
:-) Okraml
buzzqw
28th August 2006, 10:38
Thanks Okraml !
just put into the "Useful app dir" !
main problem is lack of these type of ts streams... at least in itaily....
i will glad to test it whenever i found a good source ;)
BHH
bond
28th August 2006, 18:28
does it make sure to only split at idr-frames?
Okraml
28th August 2006, 18:43
does it make sure to only split at idr-frames?
What is an idr-frame? :confused:
I only read your post and wrote a tool, that splitts, if the next mpeg2-frame contains "00 00 00 01 67, 00 00 00 01 68 and 00 00 00 01 61" (the post says "00 00 00 01 65", but i couldn't find it with a hex-editor, instead i found "00 00 00 01 61").
I just testet it with another file and with this it didn't worked. Maybe the file has a bug (i read 188 byte-chunks and look at an exact position for the hex-values).
:-) Okraml
Okraml
28th August 2006, 21:25
Found the error and made the tool configable.
Could splitt a 13,6 gig movie perfectly into 4 pieces (every piece is playable in mpc).
New version downloadable here: http://www.mytempdir.com/893894
:-) Okraml
-horn-
13th September 2006, 02:18
hi ho,
I tried your little porg with a self recorded mpeg4 ts. it works and it saves the output file, BUT it does not splitt, it is just making a copy of it. can you tell me why?
and something for the wishlist ;):
- preview window for user defined aplit points (because I have a small part at the beginning that does not belong to the movie and which I want to cut away.
- aprogressbar or xxx of yyy bytes done
- chosable output folder
but thnx for this prog, I have been wating for it ! ;D
chilledoutuk
13th September 2006, 16:29
i find tssplitter to work perfectly well for the freeview hd test streams.
what i want is bassically a avc version of dgindex
JK1974
21st October 2006, 22:21
Hi,
as the download links have expired, is there anybody who could reupload it somewhere or send it directly to me after contacting me with a PM?
Thanx a lot in advance
nickolasemp
24th January 2007, 09:48
Could anyone re-upload the file?
Okraml
24th January 2007, 17:16
Don't use the tool (doesn't really work). Use any simple filesplitter instead. The filesize has to be a multiple of 47 (for example: 4465MB). Then every file for itself will play fine.
To join them use copy /B filename.nr.*.ts filename.ts
:-) Okraml
nickolasemp
24th January 2007, 17:25
Don't use the tool (doesn't really work). Use any simple filesplitter instead. The filesize has to be a multiple of 47 (for example: 4465MB). Then every file for itself will play fine.
To join them use copy /B filename.nr.*.ts filename.ts
:-) Okraml
Thank you a lot. Which filesplitter would you suggest? As for the joining part, I suppose I can use this "copy /B filename.nr.*.ts filename.ts" in a command prompt mode, right. (Where my files are named "filename.nr.1.ts"/"filename.nr.2.ts" etc. and will be copied as one in filename.ts)
Okraml
24th January 2007, 17:32
I use http://www.dekabyte.com/filesplitter/download.html .
:-) Okraml
nickolasemp
24th January 2007, 17:38
I use http://www.dekabyte.com/filesplitter/download.html .
:-) Okraml
thanks Okraml, you've been a real help. :-)
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