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Koobs
03-11-08, 02:56 PM
Okay Im currently on a mac and using Visual Hub which is amazing.

I went to convert some large .ts files to wmv so i can play them on my xbox 360 and my lap top but after the conversion there was no video. like its corrupt or something.

the files are about 6gigs each. in mplayer it just does nothing, and in quicktime is opens a white screen.

what is the correct method in converting .ts to wmv?
Corellianrogue
03-11-08, 03:06 PM
Okay Im currently on a mac and using Visual Hub which is amazing.

I went to convert some large .ts files to wmv so i can play them on my xbox 360 and my lap top but after the conversion there was no video. like its corrupt or something.

the files are about 6gigs each. in mplayer it just does nothing, and in quicktime is opens a white screen.

what is the correct method in converting .ts to wmv?

I'm guessing that might be the BD+ copy protection?
sivartk
03-11-08, 07:34 PM
.ts is normally a transport stream. I thought that this was only used for TV HD broadcasts.

I thought that Blu-ray used it's own extensions.
Koobs
03-13-08, 10:54 AM
well the full folder contains 2 .ts files (3-4gig each) and a bunch of .par files that are about 1-3 megs each.

i like smelly cats, now that i look at the folder name there is no mention of blue ray.

I was using visual hub to convert to wmv.... do you think ill have better luck converting to mpeg-2? or maybe even avi?
diogen
03-13-08, 08:19 PM
well the full folder contains 2 .ts files (3-4gig each) and a bunch of .par files that are about 1-3 megs each.There are no HD/BD movies of 8GB size.
Most probably this is a satellite/cable MPEG-2 recording. Open the file in VideoReDo and see what it says.

Diogen.
Koobs
03-18-08, 12:15 PM
still have no idea how to convert them.

anyone had any luck?
fa8362
03-18-08, 12:48 PM
still have no idea how to convert them.

anyone had any luck?

Why don't you contact the studios directly? I'm sure they could be of assistance. Don't forget to give them your name and address.
diogen
03-18-08, 01:18 PM
still have no idea how to convert them.

anyone had any luck?I don't use Macs, don't know how to do it on that platform (and whether it can be done). You can ask in the Mac forum.

If you have access to a Windows PC, you can try Microsoft latest Expression Encoder
http://www.microsoft.com/expression/

There are other tools to do that. You can start reading here
http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?f=54

Diogen.
Everdog
03-18-08, 01:52 PM
Why don't you contact the studios directly? I'm sure they could be of assistance. Don't forget to give them your name and address.

He was asking about "Blue Ray", its different;).
Koobs
03-19-08, 11:10 AM
yea i called the studios. I asked them if they can lend me a couple million but they said they have to much money to share...

well i tryed HDTV2DVD and It actually played in the window but when I went to create DVD file i got the following message...

Version: HDTV2DVD 0.4
Build: 0.4.2132.24074

Type: System.NullReferenceException

Source: HDTV2DVD

Message: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

InnerException:

StackTrace: at x14ee85f5d732c07f.xd3764d4f1e921081.AuthorDVD(xc76139390a97d ebb xd2637df501625a82, x81974c36d7fdf1e1 xb4ee5c1758e9e983, Int32 xdc4f66b5011a3c9d, String[] x738d70b20493db82, Boolean x6b20cb17e8070d92, Boolean x3c21da9f928aac10)
at x14ee85f5d732c07f.xd3764d4f1e921081.x2e6504f39decc498()
at x14ee85f5d732c07f.xd3764d4f1e921081.xf81783e1b359ffc3()