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You just need to select the copy codec for each stream type: ffmpeg -i input.ts -vcodec copy -acodec copy output. Just choose "copy" for the video and audio streams, and choose the "PS" container format for MPEG: One of the simplest remuxing tools I've found to use is avidemux. Virtually every piece of software that can decode TS can decode PS, so it's almost always better to have PS file. To get better interoperability, I recommend converting the container from TS to PS. Paste the tweet link in the above input url box, and click on 'Download' button. Now right click on the tweet url and 'Copy link address'. Method 2: Copy click on the three dots (.), and click on 'Copy link to Tweet'.

.part, rename it to .mp4 and there it is. Method 1: Click on the tweet, and copy the url from address bar of the browser. The difference between TS and PS is only how the packet structure is built the A/V data inside it is the same. It will begin generating on the working directory a ..part which is the partially downloaded file, let it go and just press to stop the capture.

Many applications are unfamiliar with how to decode it, since it has a very different multiplexing format than the more conventional MPEG container known as "Program Stream", which is what is used on DVDs, and what is produced by many encoder cards.

ts video format is a container format for MPEG, known as "Transport Stream", which is used most frequently by digital broadcasting systems (digital cable, satellite, etc).

I tend to recommend leaving files in their original state, as any conversion has a chance to introduce loss.