No Playback of Recorded TS Files & in WMP TS has no Audio

[pcrosley]

Hi,

I've searched the forums, followed some tips, applied patches, updated codecs, but can't resolve this.

LiveTV works great for DVB-T (HVR-2200) as well as analogue.

If I record a digital channel it creates the TS file just fine. But if I try to watch the recording I just get a black screen, no audio or video. If I open in WMP I get a great video but no audio.

GSpot tells me the file is MPEG-2 Transport Stream, MIME Type video/mp2t

GraphStudio shows a video out connecting to ffdshow connecting to VMR Input of Video Renderer. But no audio links? (I really don't know how these programs are supposed to help me!)

This is like several other threads, I know, but those haven't led me to a solution!

Anyone have any advice?

PS. Using the Cyberlink mux on Misc 2 tab, Cyberlink H.264 Decoder from PowerCinema, AC3Filter, MPA Audio Decoder and Monogram AAC Decoder.

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LiveTV works great for DVB-T (HVR-2200) as well as analogue.

If I record a digital channel it creates the TS file just fine. But if I try to watch the recording I just get a black screen, no audio or video.

Does setting your audio renderer back to 'system default' help? You've currently got it set to ' Realtek HD Audio output', which has caused problems like this for some users.

If I open in WMP I get a great video but no audio.

GSpot tells me the file is MPEG-2 Transport Stream, MIME Type video/mp2t

GraphStudio shows a video out connecting to ffdshow connecting to VMR Input of Video Renderer. But no audio links? (I really don't know how these programs are supposed to help me!)

This is like several other threads, I know, but those haven't led me to a solution!

Anyone have any advice?

In general other apps dont understand the new HE-AAC audio format used on DVB-T in NZ, which is why you dont get any audio in WMP. You'll pretty much have to play the files back in GB-PVR until other apps add support for HE-AAC.

[pcrosley]

Does setting your audio renderer back to 'system default' help? You've currently got it set to ' Realtek HD Audio output', which has caused problems like this for some users.

No, doesn't make a difference. And that wouldn't address the lack of video either, would it?

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And that wouldn't address the lack of video either, would it?

Yeah, quite often it does. The audio renderer is often used as clock that audio/video frames are sync'd to, and bad clock from an audio often means no video or audio is delivered, or can causes freezing when the clock in the source media changes.