Convert TS to WMV
Max file size 100mb.
TS vs WMV Format Comparison
Aspect | TS (Source Format) | WMV (Target Format) |
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Format Overview |
TS
MPEG Transport Stream
Container optimized for broadcast and streaming with packetized delivery. Broadcast |
WMV
Windows Media Video
Microsoft’s proprietary container optimized for Windows-based playback and streaming. Windows |
Container/Codecs |
Supports MPEG-2, H.264, H.265 video with AAC, AC-3 audio; packetized transport. |
Encapsulated in ASF container; uses WMV1/2/3 or VC-1 video codecs with WMA audio. |
Compression |
Efficient packetization for real-time delivery; moderate compression ratios. |
High compression efficiency targeting Windows streaming and playback. |
Quality |
Reliable SD to HD quality depending on codec and bitrate. |
Variable quality from SD to HD; VC-1 offers good quality at low bitrates. |
File Size |
Comparable to MPEG-TS; around 8–200 MB per minute. |
Efficient (2–80 MB per minute) due to WMV’s optimized codecs. |
Compatibility |
Native support in set-top boxes and broadcast servers; desktop via players. |
Excellent support on Windows and Xbox; limited on macOS/Linux without additional codecs. |
Streaming Support |
Designed for IPTV and live broadcast with error correction. |
Supports ASF-based streaming and progressive download via Windows Media services. |
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Metadata Support |
PSI/SI tables and timecode metadata. |
Supports ASF metadata: title, artist, copyright, custom tags. |
Error Handling |
Advanced error correction (FEC) for broadcast resilience. |
Robust recovery via ASF protocols ensuring smooth playback. |
Editing Support |
Typically remuxed into MP4 or MKV before editing. |
Supported in Windows-based editors; often transcoded for professional workflows. |
Why Convert TS to WMV?
Converting TS to WMV ensures seamless playback and streaming within the Windows ecosystem, leveraging ASF container features and built‑in DRM.
Our converter transcodes your TS files into WMV using optimized Microsoft codecs, balancing quality and file size for enterprise and consumer applications.
WMV is ideal for Windows-based platforms, corporate video distribution, and embedded apps requiring native support and efficient streaming.