Recent content by ralondon

I understand the difference between containers and codecs. I'm not sure how to just change the container in VDR, but using "save as" option sets it on the time-consuming path of recoding (which changing the codec to H264 would require, presumably). I'm happy because it's solved my probelm, but...

Sorry raydon, I was referring to post #20 and somehow missed the ones after that - my mistake. I am using your (brilliant) suggestion of saving to .mp4 and changing to AAC, but didn't want to suffer a loss in video quality, hence my post #19. I thought that converting .TS to .mp4 would take...

"If the process was quick, there was no re-encoding of the video and the quality will be exactly the same as was input" I didn't make an exact timing, but to save to a .TS file was just a few minutes, whereas it was nearer 30-40 minutes to save to .mp4. Does that sound excessive in view of...

Eureka!! Thank you so much Raydon - your solution seems work perfectly, I'm very grateful to you. I just want to check video quality from input to output, but on a short clip I use for testing it looks pretty good!! Thanks again (also for the tip about saving the profile) - I hope this will...

Thanks again for the responses I've re-read the instructions and, hands up, I missed the point that custom firmware is required (although I had specified I was using original firmware). I was aware 720 lines is considered HD. What I meant was that I converted the original SD VDR file using...

Hi there all Thank you for the replies thus far. I have tried the following suggestions as a result of the feedback: 1) saving as an .mpg file from VDR - this didn't work 2) saving as an .m2ts file then renaming to .ts or.mpg - this didn't work either. It seems that any file outputs from VDR...

Hi there I am having an issue with videos recorded from a Humax HDR-FOX T2 and edited in VideoReDo. The original file is in a .TS format. If I edit the video in VideoReDo, or even make no cuts and just re-mux it, then save it in the same again into the .TS format, when played back on the Humax...