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<blockquote data-quote="bbathome" data-source="post: 768976" data-attributes="member: 65950">Re: ts stutters - after renaming to avi runs fineI still have the same problem after 1 1/2 years: ts files are using the TV codecs - which is basically okay - but as I cannot choose the same codecs as for videos I have problems. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />I sometimes have Japanese .ts files. They are broadcasting in MPEG2-video and AAC sound.There is either no sound - or the video is running with double speed (and no sound). Reanming to .avi fixes these problems.So I wonder: Why is it impossible to choose the same codecs for TV as in video? In my case:LATM AAC audio decoder: in TV Codecs there is only &quot;MONOGRAM AAC Decoder&quot; available. In Video Codecs there is the field &quot;AAC audio decoder&quot; where I can choose between Cyberlink, ffdshow, Microswoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder (this is the one that is working) and MOPOGRAM. These are the standard codecs on my Windows 7 PC. On Vista it looks similar - for TV only one codec - for videos several.The solution would be to rename all .ts files to .ts.avi - but honestly - this cannot be the solution.Any idea / help? Thanks!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bbathome, post: 768976, member: 65950"] [b]Re: ts stutters - after renaming to avi runs fine[/b] I still have the same problem after 1 1/2 years: ts files are using the TV codecs - which is basically okay - but as I cannot choose the same codecs as for videos I have problems. :( I sometimes have Japanese .ts files. They are broadcasting in MPEG2-video and AAC sound. There is either no sound - or the video is running with double speed (and no sound). Reanming to .avi fixes these problems. So I wonder: Why is it impossible to choose the same codecs for TV as in video? In my case: LATM AAC audio decoder: in TV Codecs there is only "MONOGRAM AAC Decoder" available. In Video Codecs there is the field "AAC audio decoder" where I can choose between Cyberlink, ffdshow, Microswoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder (this is the one that is working) and MOPOGRAM. These are the standard codecs on my Windows 7 PC. On Vista it looks similar - for TV only one codec - for videos several. The solution would be to rename all .ts files to .ts.avi - but honestly - this cannot be the solution. Any idea / help? Thanks!! [/QUOTE]

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