Originally Posted by zetor:
“I have read various threads on this subject but has anyone actually successfully edited the HDR video files on a PC? By editing I mean trimming the beginning and end and removal of adverts, I have copied the files to my PC via a USB stick, they play fine in Nero Showtime and WMP. I have tried using VideoRedo v3.1.4.549 but after importing the file all the frames are green and I get an error message saying "Problem While Seeking" Other programs have been mentioned in posts but I have not read one that says someone has actually had any success using them.”
I've done it on Linux. The HDR .ts files are not 'standard' TS files as they have a 4-byte header before the 188-byte TS packet. I wrote a small program to read the HDR .ts file, extract the video & audio packets (selected by PID) and write them to a standard .ts file. I then open this in AVIdemux, edit start, end & adverts out of the middle, then save it in MPEG-PS format. Then I process this into a standard DVD form with dvdauthor & write the resulting directory to a DVD with growisofs. If the file is too big for a single-layer DVD then DVDshrink will run successfully under Wine.