Tried to de-mux a ts radio file which was copied first to external USB to decrypt then via ftp to Filezilla then using this executable "bbdmux" together with a batch file which automates the whole process of finding PID's then slotting the PID's in again ( I think) to finally get the mpeg 1 layer 2 file. Trouble is this thing doesn't seem to work now but crashes with only a very small part converted.The original ts file checked with MediaInfo and is a valid stream ( 192kbs joint stereo ) however for a just over 3hr prog the ts file seems excessively large >1GB and indeed when running the batch you could see in the command window a great number of lines with all zeroes before the desired PID came up then only 800 k of the file was converted before it gave up.
I found an earlier radio ts file which was only about 300Mb for the same 3hr approx file taken off a 9300T with the external drive mod I learned from the old Hummy site. That was the old closed disk format read with Hummyreadfiles, this converted perfectly to an *.mp2 which I can play on my Squeezebox.
Question is does anyone know of any other demuxer that might work or something that will get rid of the apparent padding of the transport stream ?.
I have video products like VideoReDo but know they are useless for this sort of job involving mpeg1 files
I found an earlier radio ts file which was only about 300Mb for the same 3hr approx file taken off a 9300T with the external drive mod I learned from the old Hummy site. That was the old closed disk format read with Hummyreadfiles, this converted perfectly to an *.mp2 which I can play on my Squeezebox.
Question is does anyone know of any other demuxer that might work or something that will get rid of the apparent padding of the transport stream ?.
I have video products like VideoReDo but know they are useless for this sort of job involving mpeg1 files