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Hey, i just wondering, how i can hear every audio channel while watching a video in VLC Player.

I have gameplay record as an AVI Container with 3 audio channels (Gamesound/Teamspeak/Microphone).
So it would be nice to hear everything at the same time and not only channel1 (gameplay)

thanks

nobody?

So it would be nice to hear everything at the same time and not only channel1

like in this feature request Select multiple audio tracks

ah ehm.... yes just about
thanks

i'm doing it wrong, right?

can't playback any video or audio file with this in vlc... without an error...

try "#display"

ohhkayy... sounds a bit scarry on 5.1x2 but normal stereo seems ok but i can't change the volume anymore?
is it being considered to implement a switch for multiple audio playback over the interface in the near future? i mean even WMP can do that xD

anyway... thank you

You can't adjust the volume.
VLC can only play one track.

ohhkayy... sounds a bit scarry on 5.1x2 but normal stereo seems ok but i can't change the volume anymore?

and zoom is disabled

is it being considered to implement a switch for multiple audio playback over the interface in the near future? i mean even WMP can do that xD

anyway... thank you

or 2nd track to rear speakers...

Hey there,

i want to watch a movie (e.g. unprotected BlueRay) with a foreign Friend.
unfortunately, there is no language we both understand so we have to watch movies with subtitles.

in case there are no subtitles i'm looking for a solution to output two audiostreams to different devices.
Any idea?

this --sout-all seems very bruteforce, any other idea?
I'd prefer to avoid remuxing because it takes time and i have to dive into formats etc.

The sout-all command above is as simple as it gets. Depending on your OS, routing audio may be difficult or impossible, as the VLC UI won't allow it.

If using PulseAudio or WASAPI, you should be able to route the two audio channels differently from the OS mixer.