video encoding

hi,
can someone pls tell me what the people are using to encode their dvb-streams.
they are mpeg2 and takes huge amount of space.
the sexy-sat introed videos are mp4 , what software and codec do you use for this video quality, pls some details.
bitrate, codec info, filters etc

THX

stranieroxx wrote:i saw you pink and lorena foot post files and i have to tell you great quality video !
i want to know what do you use for post video like these,...

i want to start to share video on liveshow so please help me
whast do you used for recording pink and lorena video
and what do you use usually for record als when your are not at home etc
in'm a newbie but i really hope to start sharing video soooon

thank you

Francesco

Hi Francesco

If you look here, [hidden link - please register]
...this is a complete tutorial how to record and encode videos from internet streams. (Thx Dackel )
All the software you need is available for free. But I must warn you, it is not so easy.
And please read [hidden link - please register] what and whatnot is allowed to post.

Good luck!

i saw you pink and lorena foot post files and i have to tell you great quality video !

i want to kknow what do you use for post video like theese,...


i want to start to share video on liveshow so please help me

whast do you used for recording pink and lorena video

and what do you use usually for record als when your are not at home etc

in'm a newbie but i really hope to start sharing video soooon


thank you


Francesco

uk334 wrote:

babacola7 wrote:For the Gia 'fans.
Here is a video of our queen made from my personal collection.
I am not a professional of the video!
Enjoy

[hidden link - please register]

If this video is too large I can divide it, just ask me.

Brilliant that mate thanks, enjoyed the music as well.
What program did you use I like the transition from clip to clip ?
Merci

Thanks,
I used iMovie, a standard program of mac iOS.

babacola7 wrote:For the Gia 'fans.
Here is a video of our queen made from my personal collection.
I am not a professional of the video!
Enjoy

[hidden link - please register]

If this video is too large I can divide it, just ask me.

Brilliant that mate thanks, enjoyed the music as well.
What program did you use I like the transition from clip to clip ?
Merci

schubert wrote:Already heard of this ??

only that the next version will be available soon.

so Thx for the hint.

Already heard of this ??

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schubert

Seb81 wrote:Hello,
can someone tell me what the best and easiest program for video zubearbeiten cut.
The problem is that I can not look at the file on Windows - and VLC player on my PC, only on the D-box where I recorded it.
With the ending of the file is (. Ts)

Mfg Seb

If it's just about watching try GOM Player and Media Player Classic Home Cinema.
Maybe you also should check the recording properties of your sat receiver, if there are options set recording to Audio and Video only.

Regards
Joker

Seb81 wrote:Hello,
can someone tell me what the best and easiest program for video zubearbeiten cut.
The problem is that I can not look at the file on Windows - and VLC player on my PC, only on the D-box where I recorded it.
With the ending of the file is (. Ts)

Mfg Seb

You.can try it with Any Video Converter ! .Take the FREE version 3.30 . Is also in german , I think

Here is the setup [hidden link - please register]

Greetings

edit Controlled IS in german + 10 languages

Hello,
can someone tell me what the best and easiest program for video zubearbeiten cut.
The problem is that I can not look at the file on Windows - and VLC player on my PC, only on the D-box where I recorded it.
With the ending of the file is (. Ts)

Mfg Seb

Joker1305 wrote:...
Thanks for explanation, VLC and MPC-HC are installed already for a longer time, so I will try to update ffdshow,

Regards
Joker

Somehow hasn't changed anything.
But I found when playing the original recorder files with GOM Player theses are flawless.
Has anyone an idea if or how to use GOM Player's Codec for Corel Studio Pro4?

Regards
Joker

heistruett wrote:

I'm struggling with artefacts in my recordings (in some of my videos you will notice it) though my TV picture is flawless, and TSdoctor doesn't find any problem and also doesn't change anything.

In most cases it's caused by different decoders used by the players or insufficient demuxing skills from the video editor.
Try to update ffdshow(-tryout) with actual codecs (videohelp, doom9 ....)
Install MPC-HC and/or VLC.
Then it should work fine.

In case of editing probs try to demux and use seperate A/V stream for editing.

Thanks for explanation, VLC and MPC-HC are installed already for a longer time, so I will try to update ffdshow,

Regards
Joker

Also try PVAStrumento :-[hidden link - please register]

Free.

dirk362 wrote:I've used TSDoctor but found it can be cumbersome although newer version 1.1 is supposedly easier.
My main problem is that it's not free, and pretty much all the same things can be achieved with freeware.
Working on TS files myself, I use ProjectX (Java, so cross-platform) and demux then afterwards re-mux output files with either mplex (in Linux) or ImagoMPEG-Muxer (in Windows) both of which are also free...

Surely I'm using ProjectX too, of course!
It was the first tool I ever used for manipulating TS streams (together with cuttermaran).
It's perfect for "cable" streams, feeded with sat signals it can only correct about 85% of the material TS-Doctor does.
Also it's only for MPEG-2, MPEG-4(AVC, h.264) isn't supported.

When using ProjectX on ETV-Streams it's highly recommanded to choose remuxed TS! format for output, as the demux variant will drop too much frames.
If you need demuxed A/V streams for accurate framecut like cuttermaran/MGEG2Schnitt or other I recommand tsMuxer/tsMuxerGUI (if PRjX sucks).

Joker1305 wrote:Today I had the first time a damaged TS file which lead to crash of Corel Video Studio.
TSDoctor could fix it, as I'm only using the trial version which expires soon I also tried Avidemux.
Selected "copy" for Video + Audo, selected output format "MPEG-TS (A+V)" and then saved video and it also worked fine

AVIdemux is a cutting tool with (de-)muxing features, it cannot repair stream faults, only muxing faults, tsMuxer (tsremux) should do the same but quicker.

Stream repair is only possible with TS-Doctor,

Tarl_Cabot wrote:- using [hidden link - please register] for the ts-files

and projectX

I'm struggling with artefacts in my recordings (in some of my videos you will notice it) though my TV picture is flawless, and TSdoctor doesn't find any problem and also doesn't change anything.

In most cases it's caused by different decoders used by the players or insufficient demuxing skills from the video editor.
Try to update ffdshow(-tryout) with actual codecs (videohelp, doom9 ....)
Install MPC-HC and/or VLC.
Then it should work fine.

In case of editing probs try to demux and use seperate A/V stream for editing.

other ideas for the buggy etv ts-files:

- converting the ts to mpeg with [hidden link - please register]
- using [hidden link - please register] for the ts-files