[ExtractStream] Editing MPEG2 streams
Roger Merchberger
zmerch7 at y...
Tue, 22 Jan 2002 15:17:55 -0800 (PST)
--- Michael Patterson <mpatterson@a...> wrote:
>
> I finally got a good, solid MPEG2 copy of the program I wanted,
> using
> "tivoapp" to dump to a tystream, and then "tyconvert" to convert
> the
> resulting stream (and hacking off the first three chunks, for
> anyone who is
> trying this).
Cool.
> So now I went to edit it, and --suprise-- no good way to edit it.
> I've seen
> many posts on how to convert to AVI, edit, then make an MPEG1
> stream for
> VCD, but I want to keep the final copy as MPEG2 (for DVD writing).
I burn to SVCD - which is MPEG2, but a lower resolution / bitrate
than DVD... some of my instructions might help you on your quest...
> Anyone have any ideas? I've tried DVD2AVI, and I end up with a
> strange
> interlacing problem. And even if I did convert to AVI, I have no
> clue how
> I'd go back to MPEG2.
See my webpage -
http://www.30below.com/~zmerch/tivo/index.cfm
TMPGenc works pretty good for editing an MPEG2 stream, as long as you
do it frame by frame. I transcode into a bitrate low enough for SVCD,
so YMMV - the Cut & Merge function of TMPGenc is rather buggy,
however.
If you're looking into coding into DivX, NanDub is prolly your best
option.
HTH,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
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