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<blockquote data-quote="rlevis" data-source="post: 320675" data-attributes="member: 81718">Rather than installing more codecs, I resolved the problem by converting the files to ts.&nbsp; However, since the HD camcorder creates a seperate file everytime you start and stop recording, I have lots of little m2ts files like the 6 second file I linked to, and it gets tedious to play each file by pressing enter on each one.&nbsp; So the plan is to combine several files for the day into one .ts file.I first tried tsMuxeR and it seemed to work well and went through the motions, but it doesn't remux the multiple streams correctly.&nbsp; MediaPortal only played the first file that was combined and it didn't know about the rest.&nbsp; It appears to be a problem in tsMuxeR.&nbsp; Doing some research I found others with the same problem.The solution is to use a utility named <a href="http://www.ffprojects.net/tssplitter/tssplitter.htm" target="_blank">TSSplitter</a> which has a function to combine several ts or m2ts files together into one file.&nbsp; Then to get it to .ts format, you need to run the new file through another utility named <a href="http://www.m2ts.org/util/tsremux" target="_blank">tsRemux</a>.&nbsp; This works very well and plays the entire .ts file with all combined parts.But what a hassle.&nbsp; If it is a Cyberlink problem then I hope they fix this one day so I can play my home movie .m2ts files natively.Ross.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rlevis, post: 320675, member: 81718"] Rather than installing more codecs, I resolved the problem by converting the files to ts. However, since the HD camcorder creates a seperate file everytime you start and stop recording, I have lots of little m2ts files like the 6 second file I linked to, and it gets tedious to play each file by pressing enter on each one. So the plan is to combine several files for the day into one .ts file. I first tried tsMuxeR and it seemed to work well and went through the motions, but it doesn't remux the multiple streams correctly. MediaPortal only played the first file that was combined and it didn't know about the rest. It appears to be a problem in tsMuxeR. Doing some research I found others with the same problem. The solution is to use a utility named [URL="http://www.ffprojects.net/tssplitter/tssplitter.htm"]TSSplitter[/URL] which has a function to combine several ts or m2ts files together into one file. Then to get it to .ts format, you need to run the new file through another utility named [URL="http://www.m2ts.org/util/tsremux"]tsRemux[/URL]. This works very well and plays the entire .ts file with all combined parts. But what a hassle. If it is a Cyberlink problem then I hope they fix this one day so I can play my home movie .m2ts files natively. Ross. [/QUOTE]

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