Transport Stream Packet Editor

Transport Stream Packet Editor is a tool designed with the purpose of analyzing a .ts transport stream file in order to identify and, with your help, remove video capture errors. It can be used with both standard and high definition streams such as SD MPEG2, HD MPEG2, 720p and 1080i H.264.

Transport Stream Packet Editor’s GUI should be more than comprehensive if you’re familiar to the process with which it helps you out. If not, then there’s good chance you’ll need to open a manual or lookup the information since the main window is plastered with abbreviations which can be a bit difficult to make out at first.

Besides those that are displayed in the main window, the other features which Transport Stream Packet Editor puts at your disposal are made available in drop-down menus, making everything easy to access and use.

Transport Stream Packet Editor’s main window is split into four sections, ‘decode and analysis’, ‘status’, ‘video preview and navigation’ and finally, ‘EDL’ or edit decision list. Each of these contribute to the task at hand but it’s in the EDL that you’ll do most of the work.

It’s from there that you set the start and end points where the edit will be applied, but only after you have selected the output path for the new file. You add as many cut points as you want and you can even rearrange the lines in the EDL.

Transport Stream Packet Editor allows you to separate the tracks of a video stream by simply unchecking from a list the ones you wish to remove. The application also enables you to choose whether you want eliminate Raw or PES streams.

With the above to consider and much more to discover about this tool in the details, it’s safe to say that it is a reliable and able tool.