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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 768233" data-attributes="member: 82144">That precisely illustrates one side of the problem. A splitter separates the audio, video and other streams in a file container. In MP, anything that is not a TS file is split by the default splitter in your system (possibly Gabest, Haali, LAV...). TS files are the exception - they are split by TsReader. Your test illustrates that TsReader could not correctly split the file. I have fixed TsReader so it now splits the file, however lots of frames are still dropped. I think that is a reflection of the fact that our renderer doesn't support variable frame rate, but I have yet to get that confirmed by our Directshow maestros.The other side of the problem is TsWriter - it won't seem to allow timeshifting or recording of the raw stream. That is more difficult for me to test and fix since I don't have access to the raw stream. I do have a few tricks up my sleeve though so I'll see what I can do.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 768233, member: 82144"] That precisely illustrates one side of the problem. A splitter separates the audio, video and other streams in a file container. In MP, anything that is not a TS file is split by the default splitter in your system (possibly Gabest, Haali, LAV...). TS files are the exception - they are split by TsReader. Your test illustrates that TsReader could not correctly split the file. I have fixed TsReader so it now splits the file, however lots of frames are still dropped. I think that is a reflection of the fact that our renderer doesn't support variable frame rate, but I have yet to get that confirmed by our Directshow maestros. The other side of the problem is TsWriter - it won't seem to allow timeshifting or recording of the raw stream. That is more difficult for me to test and fix since I don't have access to the raw stream. I do have a few tricks up my sleeve though so I'll see what I can do. mm [/QUOTE]

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