I got VLC to play my MKV's with the preferred language audio and subtitles.
But if a file has both a DD and a DTS audio track in the same language, is there a way to make VLC pick the DTS-track over the the DD?
Automatically select best audio track?
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Re: Automatically select best audio track?
For all files?
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Re: Automatically select best audio track?
Yes? Im hoping for a setting in VLC to do it automatically?
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Re: Automatically select best audio track?
vlc does not.
that's up to your container to default a track
that's up to your container to default a track
If you want your problem to be solved :* First read troubleshooting guide VSG:Main
* Always provide verbose LOGS ! (command line or from gui)
* Always check your issue against a developer build from Nightly Build of VLC
* Tell us when your problem is solved !
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