MTS Files

Hagaren Viper · Post by **Hagaren Viper** » Fri May 25, 2012 6:03 pm

Ok, gotcha. Here's the info then.

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mirkosp · Post by **mirkosp** » Fri May 25, 2012 6:22 pm

Yeah, that looks like bd-tier video streams. Those tend to hurf with ffms2 from time to time for no known reason, even when remuxing. You should really try DGDecNV or DGAVCDecDi if you want an easy way out.
Otherwise, another thing you might want to try could be transcoding to a lossless format with mplayer2-vo-lavc and see if it works.
Something like

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mplayer2-vo-lavc-20110921.exe "file.mts" -o "file.avi" -ovc huffyuv

could work maybe? Just to leave no stone unturned.

Hagaren Viper · Post by **Hagaren Viper** » Mon May 28, 2012 4:15 am

Hmm, well I'll check out the programs you mentioned at the least. Thanks a lot for the feedback!

Mister Hatt · Post by **Mister Hatt** » Tue May 29, 2012 6:57 am

The reason it derps in FFMS2 is vaguely known last I checked. Certainly in lavf at least.

MTS is the AVCHD subset of the extended M2TS format. It has the same general format as a BD or ISDB-S transport stream (ie standard MPEG-TS with 4-byte timecodes at the start) but a stricter set of bitrates and codecs. You find it on camcorders and in the output of some video programs. I'm quite surprised Vegas doesn't like it as it's relatively common and Vegas isn't exactly a pro tool but as written above, DG* is the current way to handle it.

Out of interest, does FFMS2 work fine if you tell it to disable seeking? Render a lossless and it should be ok. Note that mplayer2 uses lavf and is quite possibly even more broken than FFMS2 is; probably best to avoid that.

HalOfBorg · Post by **HalOfBorg** » Tue May 29, 2012 8:12 am

Are you sure you have the proper codecs installed to read it?

Maybe the file is corrupt?

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