MPEG-2 TS file demultiplexing ?

[MaeWanto]

I would like to demultiplex an MPEG-2 TS file with VLC in order to get Elementary Streams ( audio, video and DVB subtitles if possible ). Could someone tell me the right command-line to use please ?

And what would be the command-line to mux audio, video and DVBsub ES to MPEG-2 TS ?

[DJ]

Why not use the menu, it's a whole lot easier.

[MaeWanto]

Because it's easier to batch with command lines ...

Actually, I'm not sure this is possible to demux an MPEG-2 TS files to "raw" Elementary Streams with VLC at all. I read that the resulting audio and video files had to be packed ( either in PS, TS, AVI or other file format ) and I didn't find anything about DVB subtitles ...

[DJ]

Help options
-h, --help print help for VLC (can be combined with
--advanced)
-H, --longhelp print help for VLC and all it's modules (can
be combined with --advanced)
--advanced print help for the advanced options
--help-verbose ask for extra verbosity when displaying help

[paulc0001]

Actually, I'm not sure this is possible to demux an MPEG-2 TS files to "raw" Elementary Streams with VLC at all.

You can generate ES files like this:

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vlc --intf dummy $1 vlc:quit --sout '#es{access=file,mux=es,dst-video="video.mp2v",dst-audio="audio.mp2a"}'

and I didn't find anything about DVB subtitles ...

If you're just adding subtitles to an existing TS file then try spumux but note this is for DVD subtitles which may be different.

[DJ]

If I was a new user for a program trying to learn if something were possible I would try the menus first to see if what I wanted to was possible, before jumping into the command line. What you are trying to do is very unclear to me so I just made some superficial suggestions.

VLC is NOT batch encode, file friendly from the command line or any other way!!!!!!!!!!