.tsTypical support level 3

Play MPEG-TS Video Online

A .ts media file carries packetized broadcast video, unlike a TypeScript source file with the same extension. Anyfile verifies PAT, PMT and media tracks before playing supported AVC or HEVC programs.

Choose a .ts file

Your file stays on this device

Anyfile reads only the local file you select. Parsing, decoding and rendering happen in this browser tab; the file is not uploaded to Anyfile servers.

What Anyfile can show

Single-program AVC or HEVC video
Supported AAC or MP3 audio and basic seeking

Limits and conditions

MPEG-2 video, AC-3, multiple programs and multiple main audio tracks are excluded
The content probe must distinguish media from TypeScript source

IMPLEMENTATION

Viewers responsible for this format

Non-native video viewer

Local demuxing and WebCodecs playback for selected non-native containers.

See implementation and open-source credits

Code and text viewer

Read-only syntax-aware viewing for source and text files.

See implementation and open-source credits

Common question

How does Anyfile distinguish TS video from TypeScript?

The video viewer validates transport packet layout and program tables; source code is handled by the code viewer instead.