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All the icon packs that I tried were missing the video icon for the video .ts files that I have.

I can change 'artificially' the ts extension to mp4 for example to fix this, but I was wandering how could I manually make this type of file show the video icon that is used by other video files like mp4?

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    Have you tried to use the MIME type editor in the Settings manager? Then setting the filetype to Video. – Ken Mollerup Oct 19 '16 at 12:11
  • @KenMollerup - I am not aware of that setting. I use KDE/Kubuntu 16.04. More details much appreciated. –  Oct 19 '16 at 12:14
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    Sorry I'm on Xubuntu and some other XFSE derivatives, Kubuntu (KDE) have an extensive toolbox - have you had a look there? – Ken Mollerup Oct 19 '16 at 12:19
  • @KenMollerup - I was expecting a generic solution, but indeed in KDE it is really simple to fix. I will post that. –  Oct 19 '16 at 12:42

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This is probably a desktop-specific issue.

A KDE solution:

Right-click the ts file, Properties/General/Filetype options, then click the icon area and add an icon, namely some video icon.

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Restart Dolphin and you will see that icon for all files with that extension.

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