WMP10 and TS HDTV Video Files

[RayN]

I understand from reading online postings that WMP10 is supposed to play TS
HDTV video files. However, when I open a file, the time length of the file is
displayed, the running time is displayed, and the progrss bar moves but there
is no audio or video, only a black screen. When open the file, I get an error
message the WMP does not recognize the file type even though I have ts
associated with WMP

If I take the same file and change the extension to either trp or mpg, the
file plays fine. I don't want to change the extension because it affects the
PVR software that I use.

How can I resolve this playback issue?

[Kylie Saunders]

Download VLC player :)

Google it man google it.


On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 12:45:27 -0800, RayN
> wrote:

>I understand from reading online postings that WMP10 is supposed to play TS
>HDTV video files. However, when I open a file, the time length of the file is
>displayed, the running time is displayed, and the progrss bar moves but there
>is no audio or video, only a black screen. When open the file, I get an error
>message the WMP does not recognize the file type even though I have ts
>associated with WMP
>
>If I take the same file and change the extension to either trp or mpg, the
>file plays fine. I don't want to change the extension because it affects the
>PVR software that I use.
>
>How can I resolve this playback issue?

[RayN]

I tried VLC player and it didn't work well for me.

"Kylie Saunders" wrote:

>
>
> Download VLC player :)
>
> Google it man google it.
>
>
> On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 12:45:27 -0800, RayN
> > wrote:
>
> >I understand from reading online postings that WMP10 is supposed to play TS
> >HDTV video files. However, when I open a file, the time length of the file is
> >displayed, the running time is displayed, and the progrss bar moves but there
> >is no audio or video, only a black screen. When open the file, I get an error
> >message the WMP does not recognize the file type even though I have ts
> >associated with WMP
> >
> >If I take the same file and change the extension to either trp or mpg, the
> >file plays fine. I don't want to change the extension because it affects the
> >PVR software that I use.
> >
> >How can I resolve this playback issue?
>
>