Handling broken TS files

[Jan Gruuthuse]

The wanted tv channel is not available on dvb-s/s2 (fta)?

[Blues]

I wish. I used to have three satellite dishes with total 5 heads when I was living in Europe. Lots of FTA channels. This here is USA, to my knowledge there are no FTA channels here.

[Jan Gruuthuse]

No idea if this will be of any help: http://www.ftalist.com/master.php

[Blues]

Interesting list. However, they state clearly all FTA channels are temporary. http://www.ftalist.com/english.php Means you have to go channel hunting when you want to watch FTA.
I can receive New Orleans stations, about 85 km (53 miles) distance. The reception is quite good with my equipment, but there are occasional hick-ups. Thus, I need a video editor which can deal with broken files.

[fish]

The most tolerant software I have found, for less than perfect DVB-T HD files is 'H264TS Cutter'. It runs only in Windows as far as I know and hasn't been updated for quite some time but it might get the job done in your case and be suitable for an older version of Windows.

[Blues]

Sorry, there is no Windows in my household and never will be.