drtj
11th November 2006, 02:01
Is there a way cut out commercials from a .ts file using DGIndex without having to deal with multiple segments and .D2V files and basically demux the video that I want and skip over commercials? I see that you can sort of mark in and mark out, but when I try to mark an area in, and then go to the next part of the video that I want to keep, the first cut points disappear.
I have tried using HDTV to MPEG, which gives me problems with audio and video sync later on down the road when making an Xvid .avi. If I don’t use this ap, then the sync problem goes away in the final Xvid .avi. Then I just use VDM to cut out the commercials.
Mpeg2Schnitt requires an .m2v file. The only way that I can get a working .m2v that will work with Mpeg2Schnitt is by demuxing my .ts file with ProjectX, which I’d rather not use because a) I can’t find a guide that explains that ap well. I have found the Doom9 guide to Project X, but it looks nothing like the version of Project X that I am using, even after I changed to the com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.Windows. The version that I have is 0.90.4. The guide on Doom9 was lasted updated on May 6, 2004. I don’t know if it is old or what. B) I like using DGIndex anyway to demux my video and audio.
The whole purpose to cutting out commercials is to avoid having 15 minutes of video that I don’t need slowing down the already time expensive process of capture to final product of a beautiful Xvid .avi with 5.1 surround sound. Any thoughts? Any help would be so appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I really hope I am not stuck with having to encode that extra chunk of information only to cut it out later.
I have tried using HDTV to MPEG, which gives me problems with audio and video sync later on down the road when making an Xvid .avi. If I don’t use this ap, then the sync problem goes away in the final Xvid .avi. Then I just use VDM to cut out the commercials.
Mpeg2Schnitt requires an .m2v file. The only way that I can get a working .m2v that will work with Mpeg2Schnitt is by demuxing my .ts file with ProjectX, which I’d rather not use because a) I can’t find a guide that explains that ap well. I have found the Doom9 guide to Project X, but it looks nothing like the version of Project X that I am using, even after I changed to the com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.Windows. The version that I have is 0.90.4. The guide on Doom9 was lasted updated on May 6, 2004. I don’t know if it is old or what. B) I like using DGIndex anyway to demux my video and audio.
The whole purpose to cutting out commercials is to avoid having 15 minutes of video that I don’t need slowing down the already time expensive process of capture to final product of a beautiful Xvid .avi with 5.1 surround sound. Any thoughts? Any help would be so appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I really hope I am not stuck with having to encode that extra chunk of information only to cut it out later.