media player classic problem with recorded .ts videos

[m.eshi]

The problem is that I get no sound when I try to play the video files I record from TV in mpc-hc(videos are in .ts format and I use the one included in CCCP). A couple of other players like KM and Media player seem to have the same problem, The only working one is VLC! Any clues as to how to fix this?

[J-Lord]

I thought it might be a codec issue so I had a look around the web for some answers and I found an answer that fitted my theory in a way:

If it plays in VLC and not WMP it's a codec issue for sure, VLC uses built in codecs and not codecs you install yourself. You'll need to use graphedit and see what codec the file needs and then install it.

Graphedit Wiki:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GraphEdit

Don't know if this is what your problem is exactly but it sounds good enough for a starting point.

Edited July 19, 2012 by J-Lord144

[Koby]

Why would you want to play it in .ts format anyways?

Remux it using MKVtoolnix and then it should work properly.

You should encode the video though really.

[m.eshi]

I thought it might be a codec issue so I had a look around the web for some answers and I found an answer that fitted my theory in a way:

"If it plays in VLC and not WMP it's a codec issue for sure, VLC uses built in codecs and not codecs you install yourself. You'll need to use graphedit and see what codec the file needs and then install it."

Graphedit Wiki:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GraphEdit

Don't know if this is what your problem is exactly but it sounds good enough for a starting point.

Many thanks! I'll probably try to figure it out sometime. But for now using VLC or potplayer looks a bit more convincing

Why would you want to play it in .ts format anyways?

Remux it using MKVtoolnix and then it should work properly.

You should encode the video though really.

Tried remuxing but for some reason it gives me this Warning when muxing the audio: "Skipping 10134 bytes (no valid AAC header found). This might cause audio/video desynchronisation."

Looks like I have to stick to the good old VLC again!

Edited July 19, 2012 by m.eshi

[Neko-fish]

have you tried ...the regular haali muxer ..that way you can recode the video and audio ..with no problems

.....I just did that for a few files here on my comp today

to keep audio still in sync ...use PCM audio .....yes its very bulky ..but you'll most likely be recoding it to another format..so it wont matter much in the long run

btw...I like the new default layout and colors(been away awhile ....)

you can also get the stand-alone version of MPC .... it sometimes works better than the one included in the CCCP or K-lite paks

Edited July 19, 2012 by Neko-fish

[Koby]

Tried remuxing but for some reason it gives me this Warning when muxing the audio: "Skipping 10134 bytes (no valid AAC header found). This might cause audio/video desynchronisation."

Looks like I have to stick to the good old VLC again!

Did you skim through it to see if there was actually any desync at all? Because that's not saying there definitely will be, it's just giving a warning of the possibility. I remux BD m2ts files all the time to mkv before encoding them without issue.

[m.eshi]

have you tried ...the regular haali muxer ..that way you can recode the video and audio ..with no problems

.....I just did that for a few files here on my comp today

to keep audio still in sync ...use PCM audio .....yes its very bulky ..but you'll most likely be recoding it to another format..so it wont matter much in the long run

btw...I like the new default layout and colors(been away awhile ....)

you can also get the stand-alone version of MPC .... it sometimes works better than the one included in the CCCP or K-lite paks

The problem still exists with the haali media splitter. and without any codecs mpc is pretty much garbage, gives me some odd bugs!

Did you skim through it to see if there was actually any desync at all? Because that's not saying there definitely will be, it's just giving a warning of the possibility. I remux BD m2ts files all the time to mkv before encoding them without issue.

That's not possible coz there's an error in the middle of the process, so only 250MB of the original 1.5GB file is remuxed, which is unplayable

[Koby]

That's not possible coz there's an error in the middle of the process, so only 250MB of the original 1.5GB file is remuxed, which is unplayable

Sounds like there is a problem with your .ts file itself then.