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<blockquote data-quote="El Gitto" data-source="post: 222054" data-attributes="member: 26476">TV-Server Version: tvengine3-01-06-2008--01-06h--Rev16907MediaPortal Version: MediaPortal-svn--01-06-2008--01-02-Rev16907Windows Version: Vista Home 1. TV Card: Floppydtv with Alphacrypt1. TV Card Type: dvb/cIt looks like the TS files created by the tvserver are not completely right. When I try to play them on my Popcorn Hour A100, I get no result. When I remux the files using TSremux, the files play fine. I don't know what TSremux does, but it's definitly working. A lot of &quot;extender&quot; devices seem a litle picky on the files to play (timestamps for example), so I'd like OK files from scratch. Could these errors by caused by the Dutch Cable company (it wouldn't be the first time), or is MP the cause? Is anyone playing these files on an extender without any problems? Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Gitto, post: 222054, member: 26476"] [b]TV-Server Version[/b]: tvengine3-01-06-2008--01-06h--Rev16907 [b]MediaPortal Version[/b]: MediaPortal-svn--01-06-2008--01-02-Rev16907 [b]Windows Version[/b]: Vista Home [b]1. TV Card[/b]: Floppydtv with Alphacrypt [b]1. TV Card Type[/b]: dvb/c It looks like the TS files created by the tvserver are not completely right. When I try to play them on my Popcorn Hour A100, I get no result. When I remux the files using TSremux, the files play fine. I don't know what TSremux does, but it's definitly working. A lot of "extender" devices seem a litle picky on the files to play (timestamps for example), so I'd like OK files from scratch. Could these errors by caused by the Dutch Cable company (it wouldn't be the first time), or is MP the cause? Is anyone playing these files on an extender without any problems? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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