How to demux VC-1 from a .ts file to .wmv

[Acilles]

I have some .ts files containing a VC-1 stream and some audio streams. I'm trying demux the VC-1 stream into a .wmv file rather than re-encoding it (the ultimate goal being to play this on a 360). I've tried a couple applications such as xport and tsremux but the output files they produce are not playable. Is what i'm trying to do even possible? If so, how? Also i should maybe mention that these files have already been remuxed from the original movie files. I'm not sure if that makes any difference.

[depechefan]

I've been using tsconverter.... works like a charm on the .ts files and doesn't encode but it saves to a different extension, not .wmv

[Acilles]

Ok, I'll check it out. Thanx.

[zambelli]

I believe there's a utility floating around here somewhere that muxes VC-1 ES to AVI. If you can extract VC-1 ES from your TS, then you can mux it to AVI... and then you can use Solveig Multimedia ASF Muxer to mux it to WMV.

[Acilles]

I believe there's a utility floating around here somewhere that muxes VC-1 ES to AVI. If you can extract VC-1 ES from your TS, then you can mux it to AVI... and then you can use Solveig Multimedia ASF Muxer to mux it to WMV.

Do you need the full version of SolveigMM Video Editing SDK to use the ASF Muxer?

[Furiousflea]

Do you need the full version of SolveigMM Video Editing SDK to use the ASF Muxer?

no ya dont

[stegre]

I believe there's a utility floating around here somewhere that muxes VC-1 ES to AVI. If you can extract VC-1 ES from your TS, then you can mux it to AVI... and then you can use Solveig Multimedia ASF Muxer to mux it to WMV.

The utility in question (Crypto's VC12AVI) is described here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=128943), and this post (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1034763#post1034763) describes using it (successfully) exactly as Zambelli suggests above.

[Ranguvar]

Hey, I'm trying to do the same TS --> WMV, with VC-1 video.

I can't do it with any of these tools described... I think the problem is that I can play the video in WMP11, but not MPC or VLC.

I'm using ffdshow, which is set to decode VC-1. I've tried both libavcodec and wmv9. I can't get anything but WMP11 to play it.

Can anyone assist?


TSConverter sees the correct length, but will not actually play it, and the demuxed files are 0 bytes.
VC12AVI opens the TS and can read all information about the VC-1 inside, but will not output (Access Denied).
WMVMuxer can't open the TS (o video stream detected).
Not sure how to use GraphEdit correctly, and not sure it'll work anyways, since no DirectShow player can play the TS.