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-===== FFMEPG ======
+===== FFMPEG ======
 ==== and FFPLay ====
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-Chris Duxbury has worked out a simple syntax we can use to extract our .ts files to .mp4 files (.mp4 is a valid container for both h.264 and HEVC steams).
+==== Contents ====
+  *[[FFMPEG TS to MP4]]\\
+  *[[.MOV to .MP4]]\\
+  *[[Interlaced to Progressive]]\\
+  *[[Rescale Video]]\\
+  *[[FFPlay]]\\
+  *[[FFProbe]]\\
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-==== FFMEPG ====
-The following syntax will work for SPTS files (not sure about MPTS)
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-   ffmpeg -probesize 50000000 -i source.ts -map 0:0 -map 0:1 -map 0:2 -c copy destination.mp4
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-The <color red>probesize</color> bit tells ffmpeg to look over lots of file for the I picture, otherwise on long GOP it seems to give up sometimes. (like most decoders, ffmpeg can't start to decode until it finds an I frame)
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-Using <color red>-map 0:0 -map 0:1 -map 0:1 -map 0:2</color> tells ffmpeg to select/map specified input streams to output in that order.
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-Using <color red>-c copy</color> mark all the streams to be just copied to the output
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-==== FFPLAY ====
-FFPLAY comes bundled with the ffmpeg download. The ffplay is a simple to use command line app for playing the extracted streams that you have just created.
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