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The VideoLAN Forums • View topic - How to filter one program from TS with multiple programs
I have a TS file which contains four programs.
Each program has one video track, two audio tracks and two dvb subtitle tracks.
How can I generate a new TS file which includes only one program?
Thanks a lot.
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@see VLC_command-line_help
@see Documentation:Streaming_HowTo
Code: Select all vlc input.ts --program=prgmNumber --sout file/ts://oupout.ts
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I tested the command, but the TS file generated is without any subtitle track.
How can I remain the subtitle tracks of the program?
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Maybe look at those papougenet posts:
@see viewtopic.php?f=7&t=58265
@see viewtopic.php?f=4&t=59246
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Great. It works with the following command line:
vlc.exe d:\650_hk.ts :sout-all :sout=#duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=ts,dst="d:\a.ts"},select="program=1",dst=display,select="program=1"}
Thanks a lot!
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Another problem. With the above command line, the PMT of the program is lost.
How can I remain the PMT of that program?
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On linux I tried
Code: Select all vlc input.ts :sout-all :sout=#duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=ts,dst="/home/csr/digitaltv_conf/drup.ts"},select="program=103",dst=display,select="program=103"}
but got the following error:
Code: Select all [code][ 409] main stream out error: no sout stream module matched "duplicateselect=program=103"
[ 408] main stream output error: stream chain failed for `duplicateselect=program=103'
[ 407] main input error: cannot start stream output instance, aborting[/code]
What's that about?
I'm on ubuntu. Is their vlc distrib missing some functionality?
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