I have mkv files on a DLNA server.
They have a 5.1 AC3 stream and a 2.0 AC3.
The first track (5.1) plays perfectly. Switching to the second one (2.0) plays garbled audio.
If the tracks both have the same number of channels, both plays perfectly.
Unable to play the second audio stream if it doesn't have the same number of channels.
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Re: Unable to play the second audio stream if it doesn't have the same number of channels.
please try 3.0.0 from nightly builds.
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Re: Unable to play the second audio stream if it doesn't have the same number of channels.
I tried the nightly desktop build 3.0.0.0 20171216.
Both audio tracks work well and I can properly navigate my DLNA server, which I was unable to do with the previous version.
Both audio tracks work well and I can properly navigate my DLNA server, which I was unable to do with the previous version.
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