Postby paultry » 13 Feb 2019 19:13
My work-around for this - I put this script: for %%f in (*.ts) do call ffmpeg -i "%%~f" -vcodec copy -acodec copy "%%~nf.mp4" in a .bat file and copy it to each folder containing .ts files I wish to stream. You'll need ffmpeg in your path, or just copy ffmpeg.exe to the folder containing the .ts file. Run the .bat to create .mp4 copies of all .ts files in the folder. No demuxing/remuxing/compression so it is very fast - just a few minutes for a one hour 5 or 6 GB .ts recording. Video and audio quality of the .mp4 appears to be equal to the original .ts, even retains closed captions. The .mp4 will then stream to Android VLC and allow skip/jump/seek functions. I have a few shows I stream daily or weekly. For each of those, I set a Windows task to run the .bat a few minutes after the show finishes recording. It takes regular maintenance to delete the already copied .ts files else you'll have data overload. Not a perfect solution but it works for me.