How can I remove audio tracks/streams from a .TS file?

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  1. dantizzle

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    Without demuxing or muxing. Just purely deleting an audio track and rewriting the file. No conversions. The specific file I am talking about is AVC MPEG-TS with 2 AC-3 audio tracks.
     
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    Tha's what re-muxing does. Try TsMuxer or MeGui, both should work.TsMuxer probably easier interface.

    http://www.videohelp.com/tools/tsMuxeR
     
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    The thing is that I tried TsMuxer and i got the video down to one audio track easily, but the video itself did not play smoothly. It was like playing a game with really high ping. Very laggy and jittery after it was muxed.
     
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    Don't know why it happens, and cannot help you with that, I use more traditional video formats.

    Here's where you might get more help, maybe a moderator will "teleport" your thread so you don't multipost:

    http://forums.afterdawn.com/forum_view.cfm/200
     
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    Ya I would use more traditional formats, but it's just a soccer game I got and this was the only available format. And thanks hopefully.
     
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    Try demuxing it with TSMuxer and then mux it to a different container, MKV for example...
     
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    Well I demuxed it, and muxed it to m2ts and ts and I still experienced the lag. Also I know that the lag is not because of my computer or video player because it lags at the same spot everytime on every video player I use. I did not try MKV as TSMuxer only does those formats and BD and AVHC.
     
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    MKVmerge will mux it to MKV

    Or use Yamb and try to mux it to an MP4.
     
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    Thanks man I will try to mux it to an Mp4 first, so I can play it through my xbox 360 with ease. Also, I found a program to delete an audio stream from a TS file without muxing. It's called TSSniper. If anyone's interested
    http://www.videohelp.com/tools/TSSniper#download
    It is just a video editor. I was able to delete the unwanted stream and export it to my desktop.
     
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    Scratch that, Yamb does not support AC-3. Off to MKVmerge
     
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    Ac3 is listed as a supported file type by Yamb.I think maybe is the XBOX that doesn't support it in an MP4 container?
     
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    No your right AC-3 is supported by yamb. I was using version 1.6 for some reason. I got version 2 and it crashed everytime i tried to join the demuxed files. It did however convert the .ts to mp4 but it was a laggy mess. Whatever...I think I've done all we can do. Thanks though
     
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    If the original file, before removing the audio track, plays fine, then you should be able to fix it...
     
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