Here is a working solution, but I admit I don't have the slightest idea
how it works:
mythtranscode -m -e dvd -i cocco-bill.ts -o cocco-bill.mpg
The latter file (cocco-bill-mpg) is an MPEG-PS, with audio. The above
command took a couple of second to run.
I still have to make myself sure the MPG file can be fed to dvdauthor or
such to burn a DVD, but that's a big start indeed.
Best regards.
Andrea Giuliano wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking a way to convert MPEG Transport Streams to video DVD.
Actually, it would be nice to convert MPEG-TS to XviD, too.
I made some attempts, but they failed. For example, I tried the following:
$ transcode -x mpeg2 -i cocco-bill.ts --export_prof dvd -o coccobill
but I just got a nice green movie with no sound at all. The lacking of
sound is not so strange: tcprobe says there is no sound:
$ tcprobe -i /data/gulp/cocco-bill.ts
[tcprobe] MPEG transport stream (TS)
(ts_reader.c) Pids: 0x20a 0x297
[tcprobe] summary for /data/gulp/cocco-bill.ts, (*) = not default, 0 =
not detected
no audio track: use "null" import module for audio
But mplayer plays cocco-bill.ts perfectly well.
Any hint would be very much appreciated.
Best regards.
--
Andrea
