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<blockquote data-quote="CairnsFella" data-source="post: 873318" data-attributes="member: 80211">I must first be clear that you may well be right here, despite my following comments. That is to say I am not wishing to contradict, but just giving my findings to date.&nbsp;The TS files are playable in VLC without exception. In addition I would say that MP has played files with horrendous signal errors before. Yes occasionally some have been so bad as to freeze, or drop out, but from a pure visual assesment, these files play - in the whole - perfectly in VLC, with no noticeable signal issues. That said, perhaps there are 'non visual' elements embedded into the signal that could be causing the problem. I would clarify though, that these TS files that do not play in MP are just not playing at all, not a minute or a few seconds. Nothing.&nbsp;Anyway, I am at work at the mo, but will post logs in case anyone would be generous enough to have a gander (I can even video the effect if it helps) .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CairnsFella, post: 873318, member: 80211"] I must first be clear that you may well be right here, despite my following comments. That is to say I am not wishing to contradict, but just giving my findings to date. The TS files are playable in VLC without exception. In addition I would say that MP has played files with horrendous signal errors before. Yes occasionally some have been so bad as to freeze, or drop out, but from a pure visual assesment, these files play - in the whole - perfectly in VLC, with no noticeable signal issues. That said, perhaps there are 'non visual' elements embedded into the signal that could be causing the problem. I would clarify though, that these TS files that do not play in MP are just not playing at all, not a minute or a few seconds. Nothing. Anyway, I am at work at the mo, but will post logs in case anyone would be generous enough to have a gander (I can even video the effect if it helps) . [/QUOTE]

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