MPEG-2 Transport Stream File not MPEG-2 compliant?

Hello Together

I wrote a transport stream file with vls under Windows. I changed the basic
configuration for localfile like prepared in vls.cfg. I used a *.VOB (MPEG-2
PS) from a DVB and a recording from a satellite card to test.

I can stream both files to vlc (videolan client) without problems. Then I
change configuration to localfile it writes me the stream.ts file but when I
open the stream.ts file with vlc (videolan client) I can't play it.

What is wrong? When I use professional tool to analyse TS stream file, it
seams not to be a TS-stream.

I do not use UDP streaming and local file at the same time. A file will be
written but seams not to be correct.

Could somebody tell me where the problem is?

Many thanks

Michael

# vls configuration file (Example)

# Streams sources declaration
BEGIN "Inputs"
  local1       = "local"                # Local input example
END

# Inputs configuration
BEGIN "local1"
  ConfigPath    = "C:\vls"
END

BEGIN "Channels"
  localhost     = "network"
  localfile     = "file"
END

BEGIN "localhost"         # The client is on the same host as the server
  DstHost = "localhost"
  DstPort = "1234"
END

BEGIN "localfile"                        # file output example
  FileName = "stream.ts"
  Append   = "no"                        # rewrite the file if it exists
END


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# vls local input configuration file (Example)

# Main settings
BEGIN "Input"
  FilesPath = "c:\vls"
  ProgramCount = "1"                     # number of programs
END

BEGIN "1"     # MPEG2 stream
  Name     = "stream1"
  FileName = "testvideo.vob"
  Type     = "Mpeg2-PS"
END

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on telnet I can start...
start stream1 localfile local1
OR
start stream1 localhost local1
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Attached is the tool to test TS stream.