How to burn a MPEG -2 TS Video

[Mitch656]

Just wonderin how i can burn a video in MPEG -2 TS format as i cant use do it with Windows DVD maker.

 

[t-4-2]

Just wonderin how i can burn a video in MPEG -2 TS format as i cant use do it with Windows DVD maker.

** Your screenshot does not work..... for me.

Windows DVD Maker only supports the following video file formats :
Video files: '.asf', '.avi', '.dvr-ms', '.m1v', '.mp2', '.mp2v', '.mpe', '.mpeg', '.mpg', '.mpv2', '.wm', and '.wmv'.

You'll need a video converter and change your MPEG - 2TS to one of the formats above.

Wmv is the best and most reliable formats for Windows. Whether wmv will reduce the HD quality ? I don't know, I am not big in this subject.

I can't recommend a converter for you because...
1. I never need one to convert MPEG-2TS. I just use Prism converter for mundane conversion and I don't think Prism can do it.
2. What I have found in the net are not free. I could be accused for spamming if I recommended one that cost money.

Google for a converter yourself and decide which to choose.

 

[Roderunner]

Just wonderin how i can burn a video in MPEG -2 TS format as i cant use do it with Windows DVD maker.

Try this freebie, I prefer the portable version. DVDStyler Portable | PortableApps.com - Portable software for USB, portable and cloud drives

 

[Shadowjk]

I would Import into Windows Live Movie maker and then publish the movie

If I can remember Windows Live Movie Maker supports MPEG-2 TS

 

[t-4-2]

I would Import into Windows Live Movie maker and then publish the movie

If I can remember Windows Live Movie Maker supports MPEG-2 TS

I am liable to be totally wrong. Windows live Movie Maker and Windows DVD Maker both support MPEG. No mention of MPEG-2TS.

excerpt :
Windows Live Movie Maker: With this totally new Windows Live Movie Maker, you can add video files, photo files and audio files. There are much more video formats will be supported with Window Live Movie Maker. The supported types are .WMV, .ASF, .WM, .M2TS, .M2T, .WTV, .MP4, .MOV, .M4V, .MPEG, .MOG, .MPE, .M1V, .MP2, .MPV2, .MOD, .VOB, .AVI.

source of above info : Comparison: Windows Movie Maker vs Windows Live Movie Maker

 

[Shadowjk]

Ohh My I seem to have it mistaken with AVCHD

.M2TS that is the File Extension and does support it according to your source.

 

[t-4-2]

Ohh My I seem to have it mistaken with AVCHD

.M2TS that is the File Extension and does support it according to your source.

Thank you.

If that is the same thing, then this link may be of use to the OP :

M2TS Converter-Convert m2ts file to AVI, VOB, WMV, MPEG, MP4, iPod, etc

Looks like it is a free program.

 

[Shadowjk]

The .m2ts is a filename extension used for the BDAV MPEG-2 Transport Stream container file format. It is used for multiplexing audio, video and other streams. It is based on the MPEG-2 transport stream container.[2][3][4][5] This container format is commonly used for high definition video on Blu-ray Disc and AVCHD.[6]

.m2ts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Wishmaster]

Converting will in fact reduce the quality of Video and Audio. If you wish to avoid this, one other option is simply change the container type.

It would be easier to make a suggestion if we knew the exact Video and Audio codec used inside that container.


However, one thing you can try is YAMB.
Youll also need MP4box.

All that you'll need to do to setup YAMB, is extract it, and MP4box to a folder.
Open YAMB, and in Settings, select the location of the MP4 box.exe so it knows where to look.

Then you can Re-Mux with it.




Just choose to create a MP4, and for Video file and Aduio, add that video.
This will create a MP4 that Win7 supports by default, and will NOT recode the video.So there will be no quality loss, and takes just a minute or 2.


This will work if the file is 4GB or less.
If it is over 4GB in size, MKV container would be a better choice.

 

[Mitch656]

Ohh My I seem to have it mistaken with AVCHD

.M2TS that is the File Extension and does support it according to your source.

Thank you.

If that is the same thing, then this link may be of use to the OP :

M2TS Converter-Convert m2ts file to AVI, VOB, WMV, MPEG, MP4, iPod, etc

Looks like it is a free program.

Dang your pgoram look good. You can only convert 5mins for free :l

Mine goes for 1hr and 52mins


I've tryed some free conveter from the forums recommonded in the free program list but the reduce quailty big time.

Only want it on DVD is because i dont want to sit at a desktop for almost 2hrs

 

[t-4-2]

Ohh My I seem to have it mistaken with AVCHD

.M2TS that is the File Extension and does support it according to your source.

Thank you.

If that is the same thing, then this link may be of use to the OP :

M2TS Converter-Convert m2ts file to AVI, VOB, WMV, MPEG, MP4, iPod, etc

Looks like it is a free program.

Dang your pgoram look good. You can only convert 5mins for free :l

Mine goes for 1hr and 52mins


I've tryed some free conveter from the forums recommonded in the free program list but the reduce quailty big time.

Only want it on DVD is because i dont want to sit at a desktop for almost 2hrs

I apologize for giving you that link. I thought it was free program.