Any way to rip/demux .ts h264 subtitles?

[rocka]

I have searched the forum here and quite a few other places, but haven't found a working solution.

I have some MPEG4/H.264./AAC-HE(Latm/Laos) .ts files from a DVB-T stream with embedded subtitles which I can enable in DVB-Viewer. However, if I framserve the .ts file into any encoder the subtitles are not visible (naturally). Is there anyway to demux or rip the subtitles from the .ts file? I have tried ProjectX (seems like it doesn't support this new format) and TSMuxer without luck.

[Baldrick]

Doesn't tsmuxer find any subs at all?

THere aren't that many demuxing tools for ts with h264 video. But try h264tsto(command line app) and Transport Stream Packet Editor.

[rocka]

Thanks for your reply Baldrick. When I load the file in tsmuxer I get an error saying "unsupported format, some tracks not recognized". It can demux the file, but my only output is a .264 file. In the Transport Stream Packet Editor it's the same. It finds some subtitle tracks there, but my only output is a .264 file. I should be able to get a separate file for the subs right (I just noticed in the description of h64tsto that it will output a .264 file)?.

[fuzzypants]

I'm not sure if this would work but when I capped some shows in .ts I extracted the close caption stream from the .ts file..worked like a charm with some editing..I used CCExtractor

http://ccextractor.sourceforge.net/

hope that helps you

[rocka]

I still haven't found a working solution for this. Anybody else?

[Bully9]

I would also be grateful for any help with this.