Errors in Local File Output

[Van der Westhuisen Chris]

Hi Guys,

I am working in a DVB environment. My final aim is to write an application
to capture the TS output from VLS and stream it out on an ASI output card.
So my first step was to "record" a file in TS format using the Local File
option.

I had problems with this right from the start as the output file never
contained pure transport packets and mostly obviously too small.  Last
night, however, I tried to stream the same file I used before using a 486
running Slackware Linux 8.1.  The output was perfect (bigger than the .vob
file as I would expect).

So I streamed the same file this morning on different machines. It is a .vob
file, size 11 268 096 bytes.  Here are the results:

	486 Linux	12 373 972 bytes ("correct")
	AlphaServer running Linux 11 749 624
	Pentium III running Linux 11 026 388
	Celeron running Windows   11 322 166

I hope you can shed some light on this!  I have a Transport Packet Viewer I
wrote (Windows only unfortunately).  Let me know if any of you (VLS
developers) wants it.

Thanks,

Chris van der Westhuizen
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