Bad mpeg file?!?

[eslavko]

Hello...

I have miniDTV (AF9015 DVB-T) USB stick receiver wich came with BlazeDTV package. The problem is that all video's saved are in mpg format and can be played only with BlazeDTV. I'm not capable to play it with anything else. But I wish to cut out some parts of recorded video (commercials for example) and to make DVD disc for my big TV.
Can someone help me? The few second sample file is here:
http://kocjancic.eu/sample.mpg

Thanks.

[hech54]

Run one of the files through GSpot and post the results here.

[eslavko]

What result?

There is screen capture of gspot.
The short file less than 3m (7 seconds) is available. I'm sure that problem is in file (probably intentionaly corrupted) as I (think) have all needed codecs.

please help

[Baldrick]

mpg with h264 video is not that common. Try avidemux.

[eslavko]

Avidemux opens the file but show garbage. (Seems just like ghost image)
File is recorded from DVB-T receiver. And all transmission here are MPEG4 H264. Audio seems to be non consistent. (not same on all channels)

[Baldrick]

Maybe latest videoredio tvsuite support mpg with h264.

Or else try reconvert to easier editable format with xmedia recode, freemake video converter, etc.

[eslavko]

videoredio tvsuite doesn't work.

but xmedia recode, freemake video converter does some job.

but both have same problem. They convert stream but the audio/video is far out of sync.
freemake video converter does crash if I click preview.

xmedia recode has ok preview (audio in sync) so I does few checks.
Converting only audio give me ok file.
Converticg only video is ok too.

Converting both is not correct.
If I check audio/video sync button then I got correct video but audio is distorted. The distortion is like audio is 1/2 sec present and 1/2 sec is silent.

without audio/video sync button checked the program crash but before crash I got some output. The video is jerky and audio is ok in that case.

Seems that audio is way to slow. (I assume one half to slow) Probably some flag is wrong or what. (maybe stereo/mono?)

Any idea ?