How to Play TS Video Files on Computer?
There are many worldwide TV channels like ABC, NBC, CBS, TNT, ESPN so that we can enjoy movies as we like. Is it possible to record TV shows? Of course, yes. You may find DVRs, TiVo Premiere to record your favorite TV series. You can also use TV tuner to record videos. PCTV nanoStick is one of the USB DVB-T TV tuners, which you may use to record ABC/TNT/ESPN videos.
If you record TNT video files on PC with PCTV nanoStick, you may find the output videos in .ts format. The TiVo Premiere can also produce .ts videos. To play the recorded videos on computer via home network, you may find the .ts file format is not a good choice. The general However, you can convert .ts to .mp4 for easy playback on computer players like Windows Media Player, VLC media player, QuickTime Player.
Here are the simple steps to
convert recorded TV shows to computer for easy playback.
Step 1. Load recorded ABC/TNT/ESPN videos to Aunsoft Video Converter.
Run Aunsoft Video Converter as the TS Video Converter on your PC, and click the "Add" button to load the recorded videos for conversion.
Step 2. Choose H.264 MP4 output.
Click the "Format" option and choose Common Video > H.264 Video(*.mp4) to convert recorded videos from .ts to .mp4 for playing on any computer. The file format .mp4 is compatible to almost all computers, and the video compression with H.264 will keep video in high quality with small file size.
Step 3. Convert TS videos to MP4 for PC playback.
Click the convert button under the preview window and the
TS video converter starts converting recorded ABC/TNT/ESPN videos to MP4.
After the videos are transcoded to MP4, you can put the videos to NAS to archive the videos, and watch the videos on computer via home network. No matter your videos are from TiVo Premiere, PCTV nanoStick or DVR for TNT videos, ABC videos, you can then freely enjoy movies at home. Aunsoft Video Converter is the partner for your recorded videos for playing .ts files on computer. If you are using iMac/MacBook Pro, you can use the
Mac TS video converter to facilitate HD video playback.
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