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I'm using a LG LE5500 TV who should support mkv files without any problems..
All the video files (except the mkv once) work excellent! But when I'm trying to play any mkv files I get no sound..

I've being trying to change some setting in the software in order to fix it but it didn't solve the problem.

What should I do?

P.S.
I think the audio codec is DTS.

thanks

Thank you, Klausi69, for the PM.
So, yes, It could be a general problem in the LG TVs, but I'm trying to fix it.
can I transcode it or something? (It's kind of new to me so I could use some help )

Wow it works!! Thanks! But it's very slow.. Every few seconds it stops and loads the movie. What can I do?

I'm using Windows XP sp3, with Intel e6550 processor (core2due, 2.33 GHz, 4M cache), 2GB ram, Ethernet connection (100Mbps)...

Someone?

YoavBZ wrote:I'm using a LG LE5500 TV who should support mkv files without any problems..
All the video files (except the mkv once) work excellent! But when I'm trying to play any mkv files I get no sound..

I've being trying to change some setting in the software in order to fix it but it didn't solve the problem.

What should I do?

By right-click the mouse in the list of films, to choose transcoding profile "Movies-TsMuxer"

Eugene wrote: By right-click the mouse in the list of films, to choose transcoding profile "Movies-TsMuxer"

I did, and it works! but very very slow.. what can I do to make it faster?

YoavBZ wrote: I'm using Windows XP sp3, with Intel e6550 processor (core2due, 2.33 GHz, 4M cache), 2GB ram, Ethernet connection (100Mbps)...

YoavBZ wrote:

Eugene wrote: By right-click the mouse in the list of films, to choose transcoding profile "Movies-TsMuxer"

I did, and it works! but very very slow.. what can I do to make it faster?

YoavBZ wrote: I'm using Windows XP sp3, with Intel e6550 processor (core2due, 2.33 GHz, 4M cache), 2GB ram, Ethernet connection (100Mbps)...

Maybe off subtitle selection

Eugene wrote:Maybe off subtitle selection

I'm using this program because of the subtitle support.

Is there any other solution that'll make the video streaming faster? Maybe something related to the script code? Remember that the only problem is the audio codec. Perhaps I can only transcode the audio, so it will ignore the video transcoding?

YoavBZ wrote:

Eugene wrote:Maybe off subtitle selection

I'm using this program because of the subtitle support.

Is there any other solution that'll make the video streaming faster? Maybe something related to the script code? Remember that the only problem is the audio codec. Perhaps I can only transcode the audio, so it will ignore the video transcoding?

If your device does not support subtitles, you need to recode the video. You can use the pre-transcoding (Settings-Processing).