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mikelarren
post Jan 27 2008, 10:50 AM

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Hi, good morning to all LYN members. I need some advice from u all regarding playback of movie files with .TS extension.

Currently i manage to use cyberlink powerdvd deluxe 7 version to play the file. But i encounter some problem, i can't control the time bar. Everytime i try to skip forward to other chapter of the movie, it just hang. only the player hang but not the computer.

Anyone using the same software encounter the same problem when playing .TS file?? (only .TS file will encounter this prob)

Anyone manage to solve the prob?

And besides cyberlink powerdvd, any other software that can playback .TS movies with hardware acceleration support?

Thanks a bundle 1st, really need u guys help...
mikelarren
post Jan 27 2008, 02:58 PM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Jan 27 2008, 01:00 PM)
haali media splitter + ffdshow, can handle TS file,
but depend on video codec inside the TS container, ffdshow still cant playabck interlaced VC-1/h264 iirc, and no hardware acceleration too.

how about Nero showtime? intervideo winDVD
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thanks for ur reply smile.gif

the .TS file i have are able to be played with the haali media splitter + ffdshow u were talking about. but i try not to use that coz it consume my processing power up to 50%. Since i have an ati card with UVD, i was hoping to use a software that can utilize the hardware acceleration without adding burden to my processor.

I have tried cyberlink powerdvd, it manage to playback the .TS file but with 1 flaw, u can't control the timing of ur movie. everytime i try to fast forward the time, it hangs. Im still not sure it is bcoz of the incompatibility of the file with the player, but when the .TS is played with haali media splitter + ffdshow, controlling of the time wasn't an issue.

Maybe i will try out nero showtime or intervideo winDVD once i got the chance. Hope it will solve my prob. thanks alot for ur suggestion smile.gif

This post has been edited by mikelarren: Jan 27 2008, 03:03 PM
mikelarren
post Jan 27 2008, 08:46 PM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Jan 27 2008, 05:11 PM)
are u doing some other job while watching movie? sweat.gif

so what is the video codec inside the TS, and the video resolution? if its h264 then u are lucky,
the alpha version of media player classic home cinema version already have hardware acclerated h264 decoder, but currently its only work very strict conditions.

Nero 8 ultra edition/winDVD not cheap though, and nero dxva decoder need purchase seperately, winDVD im not sure doh.gif tongue.gif
try download a patch/update for ur powerDVD and see wheter it will solve the problem.
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The codec enclosed in the .TS file is AVC (H264). And the file itself enclosed with 2 audio codec. One is AC3 & another is AC3+.
I have tried demux one of the audio codec out from the .TS file n tried. But it still hangs when either one of the audio codec is seperated out.
The only time it is working perfectly is when i seperated the video out (means without any audio in it).

So i conclude that the problem relates to the audio codec being used.

I have found that the 2 audio codec used is: English-(DDplus 5.1 1536K), (DD51 448K).

It does play smoothly if i dun forward the time, but hangs when i did (except when only video is playback without audio).
mikelarren
post Jan 28 2008, 12:03 AM

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QUOTE(1024kbps @ Jan 27 2008, 10:56 PM)
seriously, try media player classic home cinema wink.gif it might save alot of $$$ for buying other player.
since u said ffdshow works for u, that means the TS isnt interlaced,
the internal h264 dxva decoder is based on ffmpeg, which is same as ffdshow.

btw what tool u use to demux TS?
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Im using TSremux to do all the remultiplexing and demultiplexing. Will search for the media player classic home cinema to give it a try.
Thanks for the suggestion smile.gif

 

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