How to verify a MPEG-TS/AVC video

[RixNox]

After years (10) of helpful reading, I am now officially member of this community!
I am currently testing a video trimming tool, however on a video downloaded from satellite (sat decoder), I am experiencing some troubles as in some parts of the video, editing becomes very slow and some parts of the video appear clipped.

I suspect the video is partially damaged, no wonder, I believe this is a very common scenario on sat transmissions, however on a PC the players and editing tools may suffer from this.


Conclusion: is there any tool to verify the MPEG-TS/AVC video structure? Possibly fixing in a reliable way, without reencoding the whole video (9GB)

[usually_quiet]

After years (10) of helpful reading, I am now officially member of this community!
I am currently testing a video trimming tool, however on a video downloaded from satellite (sat decoder), I am experiencing some troubles as in some parts of the video, editing becomes very slow and some parts of the video appear clipped.

I suspect the video is partially damaged, no wonder, I believe this is a very common scenario on sat transmissions, however on a PC the players and editing tools may suffer from this.


Conclusion: is there any tool to verify the MPEG-TS/AVC video structure? Possibly fixing in a reliable way, without reencoding the whole video (9GB)

VideoReDo TVSuite H.264 may work well for you. It has a free trial.

[RixNox]

Sorry but videoredododo seems to be a video trimming tool. I am looking for a tool that will analyse a video's integrity, and eventually fix it

[ciccio.reborn]

You can try TSDoctor

http://www.cypheros.de

[RixNox]

I will give it a try, thanks

[usually_quiet]

Sorry but videoredododo seems to be a video trimming tool. I am looking for a tool that will analyse a video's integrity, and eventually fix it

In case you didn't notice, TS-Doctor also includes edit functions. VideoReDo TVSuite H.264's Quick Stream Fix Utility can correct some errors and will generate a report telling what it found in the process. It only re-encodes where necessary to correct for corrupt or missing frames. TS-Doctor may offer different error reporting functions. You can try both to decide which is better.

[RixNox]

You can try TSDoctor

http://www.cypheros.de

TS Doctor will not find errors... How is that?

[RixNox]

I mean on the supposedly damaged video it didn't find any error ...