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Editing the HDR Files on a PC
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.
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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.
The video redo beta from here works fine for me http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/showthread.php?t=6972 Suggest you might want to search and possibly post in the video redo forum to see if anyone else has had this strange problem. You could try using Video Redo's streamfix facility |
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Assumming you are using SD files
The video redo beta from here works fine for me http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/showthread.php?t=6972 Suggest you might want to search and possibly post in the video redo forum to see if anyone else has had this strange problem. You could try using Video Redo's streamfix facility |
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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.
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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"
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It sounds as if you have VideoRedo TV Suite rather than plus. If so, I can confirm v3.1.5.564 from July 2008 works fine with the non-standard HDR files. This isn't the current beta, but I'm sure the older version are available on the VRD website. I have had no beta-like problems with it at all.
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Yes I've done it by getting the .ts files off the Humax in non-freesat (re-booted) mode as discussed elsewhere.
Once on the PC I used PVAStrumento (Freeware) to demux making sure the box "TS is a TS-192 stream" box is ticked in the Defaults-Expert tab and then using Cuttermaran (Freeware) to edit. I end up with an .mpg file. |
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EDIT: Oops, must be losing it! this works for SD, thought I'd tried HD, but clearly not as I just have and it only does the audio stream. I'll have a fiddle with the settings and come back. Sorry.
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Having messed this up I've been experimenting with TS Packet Editor v3.01 available from Videohelp.com
Link: http://www.videohelp.com/tools?tools...uthorfeatures= It seems to be able to edit the .ts stream directly, but I'm not sure how it copes with the multiple audio tracks yet. There's a guide on the author's site, but the links to the software don't work from there (they do in Videohelp). Link: http://www.hdtvtotal.com/module-page...1-pid-954.html |
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I used VideoReDo TVSuite v3.1.5.565 to cut a song out of a TV concert then save it as an mpeg file.
It was dead easy and I had absolutely no problems. Maybe I'm doing something wrong! |
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Are you sure that was High Def and not Standard Def?
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Yes it was Standard Def, didn't realise you were discussing High Def.
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I'm definitely having a bad day. I think the original thread was talking about SD, but I'd convinced myself it was HD! I need to lie down now . . .
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