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Bowdon · 11th July 2021, 22:18

Does anyone recommend a reliable .ts file converter to mp4 ?

I currently use VLC to do conversions. But it struggles to convert some .ts files.

Does anyone use a different method?

SynchroDub · 11th July 2021, 22:45

Handbrake will do the job just fine.
It's FREE, it supports lots of video formats and it also includes presets for TVs, Android/Apple phones, Xbox, PlayStation and it does also offer lots of custom settings as well.

Lonewolf · 11th July 2021, 23:02

Most video encoders will do the job. Ask ten people and you'll get ten different recommendations.

FWIW, I use MediaCoder.

cro99 · 16th July 2021, 19:49

Yes, recommendations are very different depending on the experience level in video and audio encoding. For most tasks I personally prefere ffmpeg directly on the commandline, but most people don´t want to deal with this complicated black shell window of course and will prefere gui tools.
If I have to / want to convert to another format/container I usually first inspect the source with MediaInfo to find out if I have to reencode or if a simple remux does the job without quality loss. And most of the time you can just get the job done with a simple

Code:

ffmpeg -i src.ts -c copy dest.mp4

You also can use this command f.e. to remux those older clips which comes with .f4v container to .mp4 too.

alexora · 16th July 2021, 20:12

I do it with MpegStreamclip.

But there are other ways:

Code:

http://lifewire.com/ts-file-4151262

Pornizmo · 16th July 2021, 20:50

I do this for tons of .ts files.

Pavtube has a simple mp4 remux option and can do multiple files.

Personally I use & paid for wondershare uniconverter - it has a simple and fast remux option and it can be set to merge the files also in the process.

mental · 17th July 2021, 00:10

I use AVS Video Converter

istempmail-is · 17th July 2021, 06:08

I use Cyberlink powerdirector in part because if the .ts has been recorded from TV it will let you edit out the adds, will also let yo edit and use effects such as slow motion apply a different colour balance etc. Depends how much you want to play with the source.

Unfortunately they have just gone to a subscription service so I will stick with my old copy.

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cro99 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Apr 2021 Posts: 300 Thanks: 1,598 Thanked 2,673 Times in 270 Posts	Yes, recommendations are very different depending on the experience level in video and audio encoding. For most tasks I personally prefere ffmpeg directly on the commandline, but most people don´t want to deal with this complicated black shell window of course and will prefere gui tools. If I have to / want to convert to another format/container I usually first inspect the source with MediaInfo to find out if I have to reencode or if a simple remux does the job without quality loss. And most of the time you can just get the job done with a simple Code: ffmpeg -i src.ts -c copy dest.mp4 You also can use this command f.e. to remux those older clips which comes with .f4v container to .mp4 too.

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alexora Walking on the Moon Beyond Redemption Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 30,978 Thanks: 163,452 Thanked 152,710 Times in 28,692 Posts	I do it with MpegStreamclip. But there are other ways: Code: http://lifewire.com/ts-file-4151262 __________________ SOME OF MY CONTENT POSTS ARE DOWN: FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AND I'LL RE-UPLOAD THEM

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Pornizmo Pornatic Beyond Redemption Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: massrips.cc Posts: 28,300 Thanks: 1,866 Thanked 131,672 Times in 21,990 Posts	I do this for tons of .ts files. Pavtube has a simple mp4 remux option and can do multiple files. Personally I use & paid for wondershare uniconverter - it has a simple and fast remux option and it can be set to merge the files also in the process.

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mental Administrator Beyond Redemption Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 35,728 Thanks: 61,661 Thanked 272,825 Times in 32,909 Posts	I use AVS Video Converter

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istempmail-is Junior Member Newbie Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 40 Thanks: 4,576 Thanked 92 Times in 31 Posts	power director I use Cyberlink powerdirector in part because if the .ts has been recorded from TV it will let you edit out the adds, will also let yo edit and use effects such as slow motion apply a different colour balance etc. Depends how much you want to play with the source. Unfortunately they have just gone to a subscription service so I will stick with my old copy.