ts
What is a .ts file?
video/mp2t
TS (.ts) is an MPEG transport stream — the container used for broadcast and HTTP Live Streaming segments — carrying packetized, timestamped MPEG video/audio in fixed 188-byte packets designed to survive transmission errors. (This .ts is video, not TypeScript.)
How to use a .ts file
Use an example .ts segment to test transport-stream demuxers, HLS players, and TS-to-MP4 remuxing.
Download example .ts files
- TS — MPEG-TS H.264 ClipThe clip as an MPEG transport stream (.ts) — the container behind HLS streaming and broadcast. For testing TS demuxing and HLS tooling.
- Container — MPEG Transport StreamOne H.264 elementary stream wrapped in MPEG Transport Stream. Every file in this group was produced from the SAME encode with a stream copy, so the compressed video bytes are identical and the container is genuinely the only difference. The broadcast and HLS-segment container. Fixed 188-byte packets and no global index, so it can be cut at any packet boundary and still decode — which is exactly why streaming uses it.