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<blockquote data-quote="M.Hulot" data-source="post: 1220233" data-attributes="member: 161405"><p>Is there a chance to disable the audio type selection or do I have to select one of the following formats: ac3, ac3+, dts, dts hd, dts hd master, lpcm, true hd. Because if I choose dts master hd and the german track is just dts hd, will MePo automatically go to the first audio stream?</p><p>That would mean, that I have to select the correct audio type for the german track every time before I play the Blu-ray-ISO-file. And that would be much more cumbersome than select the correct audio stream while watching the movie.</p><p>If one hadn't to choose at all which audio type should be played preferentially the problem would vanish - possibly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="M.Hulot, post: 1220233, member: 161405"] Is there a chance to disable the audio type selection or do I have to select one of the following formats: ac3, ac3+, dts, dts hd, dts hd master, lpcm, true hd. Because if I choose dts master hd and the german track is just dts hd, will MePo automatically go to the first audio stream? That would mean, that I have to select the correct audio type for the german track every time before I play the Blu-ray-ISO-file. And that would be much more cumbersome than select the correct audio stream while watching the movie. If one hadn't to choose at all which audio type should be played preferentially the problem would vanish - possibly. [/QUOTE]
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