Re: Any editing software do HD .ts files?


I use a combination of AviSynth & MeGui.
Install AviSynth first.

An example of my AviSynth script file
(anything on the same line after # is ignored):

#
DirectShowSource("C:\<filepath\name>.ts", pixel_type="RGB")
#
Trim (200,8000) ++ Trim (9000,10000) # use frame numbers 200 to 8000
& 9000 to 10000 etc
#
# BicubicResize(960,576,0,0.5) # 960x576 resolution
#
ConvertToYV12()
#

The Trim command does the editing, & I use BicubicResize to reduce the
on screen image during the edit process, commenting it out for the
actual run. Save this script file as 'filename.avs'.

Then point MeGui with MKV, x264 & AC3 set, to your .avs file.
Select your editing points with Trim command.
Set audio bitrate in Audio config. (default is 384kb)
Use Tools->BitrateCalculator to work out the video bit rate by telling
it the final size required.
Enqueue audio & video & start. The process is very long, an hours
video probably takes 6 hours to process. I use Turbo, Automated 2 pass
encoding. The resulting .mkv & .ac3 files then have to be merged with
Tools->Muxer->MKV muxer.

I think I've covered all the basics. There is more to it, but there
is plenty of help in the forums & website pages. It's worth the
effort. I get high quality 90 minute to 2 hour programmes on a single
4.7GB DVD, with ease & use Zoom Player to view them with.

All above programs are free.

Hope that helps,
David
Thank you I will give it a try.


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