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Hi

As per a previous post, try running your MKV through tsMixeR to create an m2ts file. That solved my issue and they play perfectly.

Sony have probably done the same as Samsung and only implemented limited codec support in the MKV container.

Nick.

Hi

Thanks for the info. I'm beginning to think the same thing.

From another thread I looked at using tsMixeR to convert the mkv to a m2ts and the files work fine, so I'll use that to process my files before uploading to my NAS.

Thanks to all for your help.

Nick.

Hi

I've tried using Handbrake to re-encode with numerous settings, however I don't seem to be able to find a set that work.

Any ideas what settings to try?

Thanks.

Nick.

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