Clips hang up and repeat on Blu-ray disc with multiple clips

I have developed a DVD for background videos at my office.
It has 44 clips on it.
Only a few will play.
I have tried it on 4 different BluRay DVD players = same result.
I have burned the project 5 times = same result.
Why does it stick?
Using the fastforward button on the remote controll shows all clips are there.
Sometimes it will play 8 or 10 clips before sticking.
Then it repeats the same 2 clips forever.
Please help me.
Rob

Rob,
Could not find the screen-caps. If they are JPEG or PNG, just use the little "camera" icon in the editing page to "attach" them, or post a URL for others to view them from a server. This ARTICLE will give you some tips on screen-caps.
Thank you for the info, and the description of what you wish to have happen.
Now, what are the End Actions for each Timeline? If I understand what you want, the End Action for each Timeline should be to the next, and for the final Timeline, back to the beginning of Timeline 1. That will create the "looping."
Check carefully for any Overrides, and make sure that each is set to "Not Set."
Good luck,
Hunt

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