Combining 2 or more transport streams

[Jan van Arkel]

Hi all;

I have a digital receiver that delivers .ts files. If I record something bigger I get more than one .ts file (there is a 1 gb limit per file on the digital receiver).

I would like to burn several .ts files to one DVD wih ffmpegX. ffmpegX works fine with one .ts file (no not fine, but great!). But how can I combine 2 or more .ts files as input for ffmpegX?

Thanks,

Jan van Arkel

[BJ_M]

.ts streams are transport streams which are incompatable with dvd (they must be turned into program streams Vis à Vie incapsulated into a VOB)

just demultiplex the transport streams to elem. streams and combine as nessessary the ac3 and m2v elements seperately..

[Jan van Arkel]

Thanks for your reply, but as a newbee I don't understand your answer...

Processing one .ts file through ffmpegx gives me a VIDEO_TS folder with a couple of files in there: VIDEO_TS.BUP, VIDEO_TS.IFO, VTS_01_0.BUP, VTS_01_0.IFO, VTS_01_1.VOB, VTS_01_2.VOB.

Processing one other .ts file (the second .ts file of the recorded movie) just gives me a same set of files.

How can I combine the two VIDEO_TS folders and files, so that the final output just makes one movie on one DVD???

Thanks for your patience,
Jan van Arkel