Adobe Media Encoder and .TS files

After updating the Adobe Media Encoder to the 2014.1 Release, every time I try to encode (convert) a .ts file I get audio issues post render no matter what I render out to. It's only an issue when encoding (converting) .ts files. I can convert an .mpg, .mov, etc. and it comes out fine. Before this release I could render out .ts files just fine and had no issues. Can someone help me understand what changed and why I can't convert .ts files anymore without getting distorted audio after converting? The sound renders out as a reverb effect kind of like the audio was cut in space.
All help is appreciated.
Thanks!

Still not working for me. Please help? I use Adobe Media Encoder on a daily basis.

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