MKV audio stream switching

a2nXp4c · #1 (**permalink**) 25th September 2004

I found it strange that I was able to switch audio streams on vobsub running windows media player 10 and only having english audio on vobsub when running bsplayer. I know that bsplayer has an internal switching function, but it's easier to select it from the vobsub tray menu. It's pissing me off, just because vobsub isn't consistent.

Garet_Jax · #2 (**permalink**) 30th September 2004

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a2nXp4c · #3 (**permalink**) 1st October 2004

Umm... not quite the response I was looking for as vobsub works with my bsplayer. Thanks for the reply though. For some reason I can't switch audio streams with vobsub on bsplayer (subtitles work fine). For any other video player, vobsub can switch audio streams. It's an annoyance, because when running bsplayer vobsub can't change the audio streams.

Garet_Jax · #4 (**permalink**) 1st October 2004

lol... my fault for not reading your post properly. I've never heard about such problem.

What do you see in BSPlayer "audio" --> "audio streams" menu?

What do you see in VobSub menu when you use it BSPlayer?
What's different in this menu when you use different player?

Also check if VobSub when using BSPlayer is the same verison as when using other players.

a2nXp4c · #5 (**permalink**) 4th October 2004

When running bsplayer, only bsplayer lets me change the audio stream. As if it was ripped from vobsub and pasted in the bsplayer menu. I forgot to mention that this happens for mkv files. ogm files are fine as far as i can tell. I think it might have something to do with the mkv audio splitter and bsplayer hogging the process.
BSPlayer:

Any other player:

Both vobsubs are the same version.