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On 21/12/2021 18:49, Spackman, Chris wrote: |
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> Wow, sorry, didn't realize this was such a sore issue. Especially |
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> considering we've already discussed several command line programs in |
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> this thread. |
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> To export: |
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> 1. press the red circular "export video" button (or go to File => |
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> Export Project => Export Video); |
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> 2a. [optional] change the name of the video in the export window that |
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> pops up; |
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> 2b. press the "export video" button at the bottom of the window. Here, |
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> for me, the defaults work fine. |
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The problem is 2b. For me, it's an extremely simple case of "I gave you |
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a dot ts file, I want a dot ts file back". |
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The act of importing the ts file into the project seems to throw that |
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information away. I know a .ts is some sort of a container, with streams |
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and whatnot, but I don't have a clue what's in it. Why should I? |
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All I know is I want to end up with EXACTLY the same sort of file I |
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started with, and this seems exactly what most video editors don't have |
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a clue how to do! |
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(Like a word .docx - I don't give a monkeys what's inside it, I don't |
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need to, word takes care of all that. Why can't any half-decent video |
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editor do the same?) |
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And yes, I have tried. You're hearing the screams of frustration from |
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countless failed attempts. |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |
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