Just faced another problem, when I click on any of my recorded TV programs, I get the message "Unable to play:xxxx.ts Audio coded:" (Nothing appears after Audio codec?).
First, thank you to all that have done such superb work on creating an alterative to VMC. I have been a Windows Media Center user for four years now. I have an 8 TB RAID 5 system that hosts all my media but VMC is simply not flexible enough to do everything I need. Moreover, MediaPortal ROCKS WITH COOLNESS!
So, back to my MediaPortal problem. Have installed MediaPortal 1.1 Alpha on top of Vista Ultimate 32bit Service Pack 2. I have a network directory loaded with 500+ VMC "RecordedTV" files which I wish to playback on MediaPortal. When I navigate to that folder my icons populate with half a picture and the other half blank white. Next, when I select a file for play I get the same Audio Codec error that the previous poster mentioned...following the error MediaPortal crashes.
Interestingly, if I take the very same file that crashed MediaPortal to a local store (i.e. Flash Drive), it plays great within MediaPortal. Strange behaviour??? Please help!
Thanks!
Oh, I forgot to mention that XBMC has no problem playing my 500+ VMC "RecordedTV" (DVR-MS) files from the network shares.
Just faced another problem, when I click on any of my recorded TV programs, I get the message "Unable to play:xxxx.ts Audio coded:" (Nothing appears after Audio codec?).
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I compliment you on the thoroughness of your investigations. (y)
Unfortunately, I don't have any ideas what the problem might be. :(
Perhaps someone else will post with some suggestions. :unsure:
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I compliment you on the thoroughness of your investigations. (y)
Unfortunately, I don't have any ideas what the problem might be...
Would appreciate it if someone could solve (or point me in the right direction to resolve) this issue.
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