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I verified the installed video codecs on the different PCs using the tool Sherlock. Surprisingly there are no differences between the PC that is capable of using the MS-DTV for MPEG2 and the other that can't - the codec list is absolutely identical with the same file versions. Both PCs are running under Win 10 Pro.

LAV video codec for SD in combination with the MS-DTV audio codec leads to picture and sound becoming asynchronous after some time. Also picture is getting choppy for some reason. I switched to LAV audio codec, which seems to be OK for SD but have not tested if MS-DTV video combined with LAV audio plays OK for HD content. Remember that LAV video codec for HD is giving bad results on this particular machine.

EDIT: LAV video + MS-DTV audio for HD is working flawlessly ()

<blockquote data-quote="HTPCSourcer" data-source="post: 1150260" data-attributes="member: 74879">I verified the installed video codecs on the different PCs using the tool Sherlock. Surprisingly there are no differences between the PC that is capable of using the MS-DTV for MPEG2 and the other that can't - the codec list is absolutely identical with the same file versions. Both PCs are running under Win 10 Pro.LAV video codec for SD in combination with the MS-DTV audio codec leads to picture and sound becoming asynchronous after some time. Also picture is getting choppy for some reason. I switched to LAV audio codec, which seems to be OK for SD but have not tested if MS-DTV video combined with LAV audio plays OK for HD content. Remember that LAV video codec for HD is giving bad results on this particular machine.EDIT:&nbsp; LAV video + MS-DTV audio for HD is working flawlessly (<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite24" alt="(y)" title="Thumbs Up&nbsp; &nbsp; (y)" loading="lazy" data-shortname="(y)" />)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HTPCSourcer, post: 1150260, member: 74879"] I verified the installed video codecs on the different PCs using the tool [I]Sherlock[/I]. Surprisingly there are no differences between the PC that is capable of using the MS-DTV for MPEG2 and the other that can't - the codec list is absolutely identical with the same file versions. Both PCs are running under Win 10 Pro. LAV [B]video[/B] codec for SD in combination with the MS-DTV [B]audio[/B] codec leads to picture and sound becoming asynchronous after some time. Also picture is getting choppy for some reason. I switched to LAV audio codec, which seems to be OK for SD but have not tested if MS-DTV video combined with LAV audio plays OK for HD content. Remember that LAV video codec for HD is giving bad results on this particular machine. EDIT: LAV video + MS-DTV audio for HD is working flawlessly ((y)) [/QUOTE]