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  1. Member granturissimus's Avatar
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    I have the latest version of Media Player Classic Home Cinema 64bit.

    When I play MPEG-TS files on it, it plays them fine, EXCEPT for the fact that when I try moving to a different location in the video by using the seek bar, the video freezes and the sound of the new location continues to play. I have to keep clicking on different locations in the seek bar until the video starts playing again, not just the sound.

    This problem is really bad, because I need to skip back and forth a lot.

    I have some minidv captures on my computer too, and MPC-HC plays and skips around them perfectly. It's just these MPEG-TS home videos it has problem skipping around.

    I DON'T have this problem at all on my Windows 7 laptop though... I can skip locations of the same video files with no problems on that laptop... the skipping is fast and snappy.

    I also have FFDSHOW and AVStoDVD installed on my computer... maybe they are interfering? I am a total noob.
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  2. I'm a MEGA Super Moderator Baldrick's Avatar
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    Try mpchc 32bit first.

    Is ffdshow used? When you play the files you should see ffdshows icons in the notification area.

    Or use a different player for just those mpeg-ts files, like vlc or potplayer.
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    Try a different TS source filter.
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  4. Member granturissimus's Avatar
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    i installed 32 bit version, and the problem persists.

    ffdshow icons dont appear in system tray when i play the mpeg-ts files in mpc-hc.

    How do I use a different ts source filter?
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    Originally Posted by granturissimus View Post
    How do I use a different ts source filter?
    View -> Options -> Internal Filters -> Source Filters -> MPEG PS/TS/PVA
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Originally Posted by granturissimus View Post
    How do I use a different ts source filter?
    View -> Options -> Internal Filters -> Source Filters -> MPEG PS/TS/PVA
    What do I do there?

    When I disable that checkbox, the video does not play anymore... only the sound.
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