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mva1997
mva1997
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November 14, 2016
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.ts file is imported as an audio file

  • November 14, 2016
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Hello,

So I got a HD Recorder which records tv in .ts format. Normally I watch the recordings via the recorder itself. Sometimes I move them to a usb and edit them on my pc. Only now, I got a problem. I imported the .ts to Premiere pro and it now sees it as audio-only. But when I play it via VLC or something it just plays video and audio. I don't know why premiere pro takes only the audio from it. Can someone explain and come up with a solution.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,

M

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      Beste Antwort von Ann Bens

      Thanks! Yea, it's just the video section of use here.

      Now that we've that info along with your original question, let's see if we can get a couple others in here to help ...

      RoninEdits​ and Ann Bens​ are typically pretty good on these things, for example ...

      Neil


      Try changing the extentions to mts or m2ts.

      if that does not work convert with HandBrake

      2 Antworten

      RoninEdits
      RoninEdits
      Inspiring
      November 15, 2016

      instead of converting/transcoding, you could try re-wrapping using a free tool like HDTVtoMPEG2.

      R Neil Haugen
      R Neil Haugen
      Legend
      November 14, 2016

      A ts file isn't a "standard" codec like you'd get from a camera or pass around for editing purposes ... it is a transport stream file, used by broadcasters to save bandwidth during transmission, and also the type of file included for the video portion of some DVD/Blu-Ray content if I recall correctly.

      So ... it's not something editing programs necessarily work with. Occasionally, some ts files work fine in PrPro, but it depends.

      What's in that ts file? How about running it onto MediaInfo, go into TreeView there, then take a screen grab of the video info section and post that back here? Then we'd know a lot more about these files you're getting from your recorder.

      MediaInfo

      Neil

      Everyone's mileage always varies ...
      mva1997
      mva1997Autor
      Participant
      November 14, 2016

      I cut all of the (I hope) pointless stuff out of it. I hope you don't care about that. But here is the MediaInfo what you asked for.

      R Neil Haugen
      R Neil Haugen
      Legend
      November 14, 2016

      Thanks! Yea, it's just the video section of use here.

      Now that we've that info along with your original question, let's see if we can get a couple others in here to help ...

      RoninEdits​ and Ann Bens​ are typically pretty good on these things, for example ...

      Neil

      Everyone's mileage always varies ...
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