VLC H624 and 1080p ts playback problem? Pease Help!

[gman]

Hi, Whenever i try to open a 1080p .ts file in vlc media player i get a blank screen. No video or audio or anything. When i check messages in misc this is the log i got:main warning: PTS is out of range (10379445), dropping buffer
main warning: PTS is out of range (10347512), dropping buffer
main warning: PTS is out of range (10315567), dropping buffer
main warning: PTS is out of range (10283628), dropping buffer
main warning: PTS is out of range (10251687), dropping buffer
main warning: PTS is out of range (10219728), dropping buffer
main warning: PTS is out of range (10187766), dropping buffer

and after installing core avc i got this message in misc:

dts debug: emulated sinc word: no sinc on following frame
but if i save the log as a document and open it in notepad i get the pts message for some raeson.

Goes on forever like that. As for the h624 problem in some movies i get no audio for awhile and then it seems to play normally with audio. I get the same message in the log.

I have CCCP installed with CoreAVC and h624 disabled in ffdshow in cccp.

I really need some help with this since vlc is my favourite player and i hear people can play hd video fine with vlc. I can can post some screenshots if needed.

-Many Thanks

(It's a .ts video object file if that makes any difference)

[Arite]

Installing CoreAVC and changing FFdshow's settings won't make any difference and VLC uses it's own codecs and not external ones.

Putting the audio and video tracks in a Matroska file might make some difference - transport (*.ts) stream files never seems to playback very well. If you a program such as ProjectX (java application - get from here) to demux the tracks (Open the file, click "QuickStart" and the then play button it should work).

Once you have demuxed the tracks you can then add them using MKVToolnix (website here) to a *.mkv file.

Cheers, Arite.

[gman]

I'll give that a try. Thanks.

[VLC_help]

You are sure you have enough CPU power to decode 1080p x264 videos?

[mike18xx]

[quote="Arite"]Installing CoreAVC and changing FFdshow's settings won't make any difference and VLC uses it's own codecs and not external ones.[/quote]
VLC better do [i]something[/i] better by the next version. Out-of-box, it's an unworkable player of "plain vanilla" DVDrip h/x.264 for about half of people. Meanwhile, MPC auto-loads ffdshow and runs slick for everyone save those with the most decrepit computers.

[funman]

use mpc then

[mike18xx]

Well, yeah: By necessity I am presently required to. But I'd rather not.