Use a high-quality deinterlacer with motion-adaptive filtering:
ffmpeg -i ghosts.s02e02.mkv -c:v copy -c:a aac ghosts.s02e02.mp4
This command takes a raw transport stream ( .ts ), tags it correctly with season/episode data, encodes it to a standard H.264 MP4, and saves it.
Are you referring to the or CBS (US) version of Ghosts ? Is there a specific error message you're getting in FFmpeg?
If you are archiving your collection of Ghosts and want to standardize s02e02 alongside other episodes, you would run a batch script.
Many smart TVs and media players struggle with MKV containers but play MP4 natively. This command converts the container without losing any video quality (it simply copies the streams).
ffmpeg -i ghosts.s02e02.mkv -c:v copy -c:a copy ghosts.s02e02.mp4
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