I have tried google and this site and I can not find the answer.
It does not play them at all. It doesn't even change it's window size when one is opened.
i7 8 core 3GHz, 16GB DDR4 latest VLC 64bit
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Are txt files of the same name (hobbit.m2ts and hobbit.txt) or other files that could be interpreted as subtitle files in the same directory with the m2ts files in question?
If so try to move the m2ts files in a new empty folder and try again playing.
That was the reason in my case that VLC stopped plying some of my m2ts files - the txt files were log files from Handbrake.
You can disable the automatic search for subtitle files in VLC options. that solves the problem.
You have to switch on "show all options" and the go to video->subtitles -
Is it just the VLC, or is it every player you try?
If it's every player you try, are you sure you have the proper codecs installed that are needed to play those file types?
Try installing Combined Community Codec Pack (Which I prefer) or K-Lite codec pack and see if it will play then.