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  1. 19th Jan 2010 06:37 #1
    khcon
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    Hi,

    I am looking for a small / fast TS test program that would quickly scan a TS file and report TS and MPEG errors. An additional Linux version would be nice as well so I can run it on the sat receiver itself. I need this to quickly determine if a recording needs to be repeated without having to go through many manual steps.

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    Try projectx.
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    You can try tsdoctor as well
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick
    Try projectx.
    Originally Posted by poisondeathray
    You can try tsdoctor as well
    I tried both but they are not what I am looking for (they do too much). I probably should have mentioned that it should have a command line (batch) interface to test a number of files for errors. It should not even attempt to repair or create output other than a log.

    When I looked a TS-Doctor just now it didn't even report the errors another program (VideoReDo) reported.
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    Doesn't videoredo have a batch mode?
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    Originally Posted by poisondeathray
    Doesn't videoredo have a batch mode?
    Yes, it does and that's what I am currently using. But it doesn't do MPEG checking; so, if there are some MPEG artifacts it won't notice them.
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    http://www-personal.umich.edu/~balazer/ec/readme.html

    http://www.boling.us/ebs/apps/mpeg2repair/
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  8. 19th Jan 2010 11:15 #8
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    Originally Posted by Soopafresh
    http://www-personal.umich.edu/~balazer/ec/readme.html

    http://www.boling.us/ebs/apps/mpeg2repair/
    Thanks. I found these tools a while ago but 'ec' does even less than VideoReDo; but it's very fast...
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