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<blockquote data-quote="TUX_VIM" data-source="post: 24833867" data-attributes="member: 568513"><p>How to Open a TS File</p><p>Video Transport Stream files stored on a DVD will play in a DVD player without needing any extra software. If you have a TS file on your computer, you can open it with a number of media players.</p><p></p><p>VLC should be your first choice since it's completely free and can open TS files on Mac, Windows, and Linux. MPEG Streamclip is another option, and the Movies & TV Windows app might work too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TUX_VIM, post: 24833867, member: 568513"] How to Open a TS File Video Transport Stream files stored on a DVD will play in a DVD player without needing any extra software. If you have a TS file on your computer, you can open it with a number of media players. VLC should be your first choice since it's completely free and can open TS files on Mac, Windows, and Linux. MPEG Streamclip is another option, and the Movies & TV Windows app might work too. [/QUOTE]
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