FFMPEG - ts files on Windows 11

[JoeS99]

I set up my new Windows 11 PC, downloaded the latest FFMPEG from here (ffmpeg-7.1.1-full_build).
Use it to convert ts files from Hauppauge capture to smaller mp4, mkv, etc.
I use TS-Doctor on the capture and edit with Video Redo, then run ffmpeg to crop and de-interlace.

Ffmpeg shows continuous warnings while file is being converted:

[vist#0:0/h264 @ 000002befafbbe40] [dec:h264 @ 000002bef9f03940] corrupt decoded frame
Last message repeated 192 times
[vist#0:0/h264 @ 000002befafbbe40] [dec:h264 @ 000002bef9f03940] corrupt decoded frameed=8.01x
Last message repeated 74 times
[vist#0:0/h264 @ 000002befafbbe40] [dec:h264 @ 000002bef9f03940] corrupt decoded frameed=6.39x
Last message repeated 48 times
[vist#0:0/h264 @ 000002befafbbe40] [dec:h264 @ 000002bef9f03940] corrupt decoded frameed=5.35x
Last message repeated 39 times
.

Output file seems to be OK

Same ts input file shows maybe one warning on Windows 7 computer with slightly older version of ffmpeg.
I even ran the older version of ffmpeg on the Windows 11 machine and it shows continuous warnings.
Does not show continuous warnings on Windows 7.

for %%a in ("*.ts") do call :my_function "%%a"
pause
exit

:my_function

ffmpeg -i "%~1" -filter:v "crop=ih/30*41:ih",bwdif=mode=send_field:parity=auto:deint=all -c:v libx264 -crf 18 -preset veryfast -c:a copy "%~n1.mp4"


goto :eof

Sample ts file attached. I tried older ts captures with same results.
I've been ignoring the warnings but puzzled why they only appear on the Windows 11 system.

[noemi7]

Windows 10: two warnings but I don't see any issue. When I save your ts as mkv in Video Redo 5, ffmpeg doesn't show any warning. So, seems that there is an issue with ts container. I would avoid using two pre-processing programs, and rather opt for VRD.

[JoeS99]

I always relied on TS-Doctor, then VideoRedo to cut away unwanted portions. VRD doesn't re-encode except at the cuts.
I'll have to try QSF, which used to hang up on any glitch in the capture... but this all worked smoothly on Windows 7.

[ProWo]

This could be a problem:
crop=ih/30*41:ih

Retry with an even number (ge 42)

[JoeS99]

This could be a problem:
crop=ih/30*41:ih

Retry with an even number (ge 42)

Tried 42, no difference.