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Nowadays, TS video files are widely spread on the internet as (usually split) recording profiles from HDTV broadcasts. As an MPEG format, there are a variety of players and methods to play back TS files . But to burn .ts file, you can try DVD Creator. it allows you burn your .ts file with fast speed and high quality.

There are so many videos from my HD camcorder in .ts format, I would like to burn them to dvd discs to view on DVD Player

“TS（(AVHD H.264, VC-1, MPEG-2 HD)" is the abbreviation of “Transport stream” (in high definition).
If you want to burn a TS file or convert and burn a video file you can use DVD Creator.

Ts video format is one of the HD Video.
First, you can play TS video with free VLC Player on your Mac.
Second, if you want to play it on your DVD player, you should burn TS video to DVD,maybe the step by step guide can help you:
http://www.imediacreator.com/howtoburn/play-and-burn-ts-video-on-mac.html#128

Thanks Marcus Aurelius for the detailed explanation

Check this guide out:

http://www.epic.dk/2009/06/04/how-to-easily-convert-ts-files-to-mpeg2-or-dvd/

i have a hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1850 PCI Express TV combo tuner.and the tv i record for my local cable company is stored as a ts file . i can import the ts file onto the timeline in sony vegas . from there i clip out the commercials. then render as what ever i need , wmv, mpeg, quick time. what ever . its very easy and works every time. but if you look through the sony vegas spec sheet you wont see any support for .ts files. yet it does in fact suppot them. good luck

you can load a ts file directly into sony vegas . there you can either edit it . or render as what ever file ext you want. i do it almost everyday..

I use this video to DVD Burner tool, which i have been using for 2 years.

Toast, iDVD or DVD Studio Pro you may try