tsMuxeR
A transport stream muxer, or multiplexer that allows you to combine media assets into a single output
tsMuxeR is an efficient software available for Windows, Mac, and Linux that allows you to combine media assets such as video, audio, and subtitles, into a single file type such as MPG, MOV, AVC, MPEG2, AAC, DTS, and more.
Features:
- Able to demux, or turn the combined assets into separate, raw assets once again.
- Able to adjust fps automatically or manually.
- Able to detect any delay in audio for specific file types.
- Able to shift timing for audio tracks and subtitles.
tsMuxeR is a software that allows for multiplexing and demultiplexing of different types of media assets such as video, audio, and subtitles. tsMuxeR supports a multitude of file types, which makes it perfect for muxing and demuxing any media assets in an efficient, streamlined manner.
It supports Blu-ray files in addition to a variety of other media file types
tsMuxeR supports subtitles, audio codecs, video codecs, and incoming formats such as demuxing, Blu-ray, TS, and M2TS. With tsMuxeR, you can shift audio and subtitle tracks, join files together, split output file, and change level when working with H.264 streams. These are only a few of the unique tasks that are possible with this muxing software. tsMuxeR also offers the ability to set muxing frames per second both automatically and manually. Besides, this software makes it possible to convert media file types into other media file types. For example, tsMuxeR allows you to convert SRT subtitles to PGS format.
tsMuxeR is free to use the software.
tsMuxeR was last updated in January of 2014. However, it is still a highly efficient and modern way to mux and demux media. There are various guides available on how to use certain features of tsMuxeR, including how to play, store, decrypt, and remux Blu-ray discs. There are also guides available on how to add subtitles, converting HDV to Blu-ray, converting MKV H.264/AVC to VC-1, and converting Blu-ray to DVD.
PROS
Supports various formats including Blu-ray, AVCHD, and ISO.
Provides detailed data of input files.
CONS
User interface may seem outdated.
No easy-to-access tutorials for beginners.
