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  1. 23rd Apr 2006 19:45 #1
    bigrash9
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    Can't seem to figure out what software i can use to view ts files or maybe to archive them together to burn with toast.

    what do you guys do with ts files?
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    VIDEO_TS folders of video,
    or Tune Smithy Files ( .ts)?

    If VIDEO_TS files, you can use on a mac:

    DVD Player, with the OPEN Video_TS folder option to play
    VLC Player, with the File Open option to view

    As for archiving, if you just want to burn them off, then collect
    as many you want/will fit and burn them off in the DVD_UDF format.
    If you want to burn them off as DVDs, then you can use the
    Author from Video_TS option in Toast....
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    If those ts files are transport streams (from, say, digital television), you'd be better off converting them to a more QuickTime-friendly format like .DV. Use MPEG Streamclip for that.

    If you want to author high definition DVDs (if those transport streams are HD), you'll need DVD Studio Pro 4 for that.
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