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Therefore, future compatibility with newer versions of QuickTime cannot be assured.

Mpeg streamclip wikipedia upgrade#

However, an upgrade beyond Version 3.3 has yet to be released. Sony states that MovieShaker requires a pre-installation of Apple QuickTime 5.0 or higher.

In this case, the normal procedure would be to use MovieShaker for video capturing and then export the captured video as an MPEG file, which would then be suitable for further editing by other more sophisticated programs. However, MovieShaker is required for capturing video from Sony MicroMV tapes in order to assure proper audio/video synchronization. The newest version of MovieShaker, released in 2002, is 3.3.Ĭompared to other video editing programs that are now available, MovieShaker is strictly low-tech.

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Thanks for the help so far everyone - I really am enjoying learning so much about this.MovieShaker is a video editing program for Microsoft Windows made by Sony. Oh well, all good fun experimenting, but time for bed. Redid the experiment making the PIDs the same as for VideoRedo and still no audio.

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Strange, as the same file plays fine on WMP, and when running XBMC on my mac mini. ts files from the Humax directly (didn't expect that), but unfortunately the resultant MPEG doesn't have audio when played back on my old XBox running XBMC. Just found that Womble MPEG Video Wizard opens the. Lots more testing and experimenting to do. Īnyway, my previous attempts at extracting MPEG from VOB were using MPEG StreamClip, Womble MPEG Video Wizard, and vob2mpeg. Now I'm on the prowl for a way to edit the AR flag in the MPEG file header. Only thing that didn't seem to work was the aspect ratio flag wasn't right, but otherwise the video & audio were good.

I tried the renaming trick and it did work. Thanks for any help and advice anyone can offer. Does anyone have any experience of using MPEG Streamclip with Humax files ? ts files from the Humax (yes - they have been decrypted), and although it opens the MPEG files from the Humax and I get audio, the video is a white screen. I was hoping to use this to trim start, end, & adverts (where appropriate) - but I can't get it to open the. ts files ?Ģ) MPEG Streamclip (on the Mac). I have the option of extracting the MPEG from the web interface, but I thought the Freeview HD channels transport streams weren't based on MPEG ? Should I be extracting another type of file from the HD. ts file ? Also, can anyone advise any alternative workflows I should consider ?įinally, a couple of other questions that I am playing with at the moment :ġ) I have recorded a film from an HD preview channel. ts file that makes the video bit rate so much bigger than the extracted MPEG file ? I had expected a little smaller file - but 2/3 is a lot smaller.Ĭan anyone advise if this is normal, and quell my fears that I am not actually losslessly extracting the MPEG from the. So, I'm beginning to wonder if perhaps this is normal. Extracting the MPEG this way also results in an MPEG file that is around 2/3 the size of the original. Next I tried downloading the 'ffmpeg' package for the Humax Custom Firmware. Worrying that perhaps this process wasn't actually losslessly extracting the MPEG from the. Checking the video data rate confirms this. I am managing to achieve this with Video Redo, but the resultant MPEG file is about 2/3 the size of the. ts files without transcoding (in order to not lose quality). ts files to my PC, I am trying to extract the MPEG files from the. This seems to be working fine (though I am having a few browser issues with the 'download' command on the web interface). I have installed the 'custom firmware' in order to be able to decrypt and transfer recordings from the Humax. I apologise if it is bad etiquette to ask such questions as a first post. Having bought a Humax HDR Fox T2 at the weekend (and am extremely pleased with it), I have what are probably a few 'noobie' questions.