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soquickwitit

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Jul 24, 2007
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Maybe i'm stupid, or just overlooking it, but i have an MKV file with both german and english on it, but everytime i convert, it picks the german? please help. Thx
 
how are 33+ people looking at this with no reply? especially when the question is in the topic. Ridiculous
 
how are 33+ people looking at this with no reply? especially when the question is in the topic. Ridiculous

Because you said "Visual Hub", and we're interested in knowing if its possible.
Use handbrake, and just select the audio stream(s) you are interested in.
 
how are 33+ people looking at this with no reply? especially when the question is in the topic. Ridiculous

Well my response probably isn't the one you wanted, but I just checked a known 2 channel file (albeit both are English, but scenario is the same), and couldn't see any way of selecting a specific audio steam. The Info window shows 2 channels, but no way of selecting one or the other.

... since VisualHub is a dead project, I don't see a way that this will be fixed.

Sorry... I told you this probably wasn't the answer you wanted. ;)

Why not try Handbrake 0.9.3? I know you can select audio tracks in it. (Edit: as NJuul just said... damn, not fast enough!) :)

HTH
 
Well my response probably isn't the one you wanted, but I just checked a known 2 channel file (albeit both are English, but scenario is the same), and couldn't see any way of selecting a specific audio steam. The Info window shows 2 channels, but no way of selecting one or the other.

... since VisualHub is a dead project, I don't see a way that this will be fixed.

Sorry... I told you this probably wasn't the answer you wanted. ;)

Why not try Handbrake 0.9.3? I know you can select audio tracks in it. (Edit: as NJuul just said... damn, not fast enough!) :)

HTH

How do i use handbrake to open a .mkv file? it says no valid source found? thx
 
Quick time pro

You can pick which audio channel you want, pass through the video quality so you just convert the audio.. which means converting a 4GB MKV file to M4V only takes 20 minutes tops :)
 
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