postprocessing tsduck on recordings

[Druhl]

I have concluded (Martin has helped me to conclude) I have a few channel streams of less than optimal quality. They *seem* fine but produce TS files when recorded that have skipping / seeking problems (I suspect caused by time index or stream interruption issues). After having really optimized groups and EPGs etc. I don't wish to change providers unless I have to, and hope I can instead do the following:

I see people using postprocessing scripts for various things here but not for tsduck; I see people using tsduck for stream and file analysis but not seemingly postprocessing.

I was wondering about having tsduck run after a recording completes to analyze and correct errors it finds (e.g. tsfclean, tsfixcc, tsftrunc, tsresync)
and re-write the file. I wish to avoid actual "re-encoding" of a file in a way that lowers quality.

Is this something anyone here is doing, or is even possible?

[mvallevand]

You can use any utility you want in post processing, but why do you think tsduck is going to fix your issue or is any better than ffmpeg?

I know I am only basing things on one sample but to make it seekable you need alchemy and would be surprised if you have come up with any way to automate a clean up, tsduck utilities won't even open that recording as-is.

Martin.