how to encode this file????????

[Brainchild]

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As for what to do about it. I'd keep trying various software to see if anything could open the file. I'd suggest you try to open it with Virtual Dub. If it will open the file, then I'd set both the audio and video to DIRECT STREAM COPY (that way there's no unneeded compression and no loss of quality) and then just save it as an .AVI file. This will hopefully produce a normal, quirk free .AVI file that you can then open with TMPGenc and save as a VCD ready MPEG-1 (or 2). . . assuming that's your goal.

Virtual dub is the only proggie I have found to open a .ts file robin. Normally they are low quality, and small in size, it's something with the compression, but it is still an AVI file. Will it play in media player? If not the file may be corrupt, I have very little luck with a ts file myself. Virtual Dub

BC

[VERT]

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Originally posted by brainchild


Virtual dub is the only proggie I have found to open a .ts file robin. Normally they are low quality, and small in size, it's something with the compression, but it is still an AVI file. Will it play in media player? If not the file may be corrupt, I have very little luck with a ts file myself. Virtual Dub

BC

unfortunatly though you wont be able to covert it to mpeg or vcd with Virtualdub, but you could try re encoding it so that it can be read by TMPGenc.


BTW TMPGenc is the best program for making VCDs

[ChoaticWhisper]

I searched goolge for .ts.avi and found a page that someone posted saying that they could not get a file like your to play, and some one pointed them to
http://www.jongerenweb.nl/dzmovies/d...odecs/ap.shtml
and the person replied back that it worked.
I guess if you download and install that codec you should be able to open it tmpegc and encode it to another format or something.