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Apparently, there are two active tickets on the matter: http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/3075 and http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/3516 . This problem has been in existence for a very long time. Just look at when the above tickets were created — to me, they obviously don't believe it to be of ...

Is it because there's no time indexing available on TS files? You’ve got a point there ;) Guess there’s no way around this problem, right? I really do not want to have to convert the files into MKVs just so that I can view the external subs. Not only is it time–consuming, but also a waste of resour...

I can reproduce your last point, especially with my own DVB-T recordings. That's really annoying indeed. I'll see if can create a sample file and will create a proper bug report on trac. Actually, for this particular scenario, the problem occurs 100% of the time when there’s an external subtitle fi...

I can confirm, and second, likech22’s problems with playing back m2ts files with external subtitle (SRT) files. If there are no subs, VLC plays the TS or TP file. If there is a subtitle file present, and is automatically detected by VLC, the file just doesn’t play at all. If I manually open the SRT ...

I’d love to post a sample, but the file is kinda huge… (around 8 GB). Anyway, I second this problem. I have a set of ts/tp files, and VLC is able to play only a selected few of these. Certain situations that appear: • The file plays successfully, but time index isn’t registering/showing (but still c...

Not only does VLC not respect the font size settings, it can’t even properly render the text with the appropriate effects. For example, in 1.0.6, I had the “outline” option enabled to enhance the text’s readability. Now, whichever setting I enable, it is not reflected. So are we going to see a fix f...