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<blockquote data-quote="meek" data-source="post: 206361" data-attributes="member: 55533">MKV - Multiple Audio Tracks / StreamsFor Multiple Audio Tracks, I had to do the following:1) I installed ffdshow to play all H.264 content. This was what all my (MKV) files were in.2) Open Media Portal Configuration3) Go to Movies -&gt; Movie Post Processing4) Double-Click ffdshow Audio Decoder5) Click Filter Properties Button6) Click &quot;Stream switcher&quot; on the left7) Check the Enable box.8) Click OK9) Check the box &quot;ffdshow Audio Decoder&quot; to activate10) Click OK.* TA-DAH * ... Multiple audio streams now works in Media Portal. It will default to the first stream, you can now view/change the audio streams in the menu (by hitting &quot;info&quot; on your MC remote)... or by hitting &quot;a&quot; on your keyboard to switch audio tracks (default mapping).This was sadly a lot more work than I wanted to do. To me, this was very unintuitive, and requires a higher level of comfort with customizing applications (especially with the big warning &quot;USE AT YOUR OWN RISK&quot;). This is unfortunate as I would like to see MP continue with a very easy to use out-of-the-box applications.Hope this helps anyone with MKV &amp; Multiple Audio Track problems.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="meek, post: 206361, member: 55533"] [b]MKV - Multiple Audio Tracks / Streams[/b] For Multiple Audio Tracks, I had to do the following: 1) I installed ffdshow to play all H.264 content. This was what all my (MKV) files were in. 2) Open Media Portal Configuration 3) Go to Movies -> Movie Post Processing 4) Double-Click ffdshow Audio Decoder 5) Click Filter Properties Button 6) Click "Stream switcher" on the left 7) Check the Enable box. 8) Click OK 9) Check the box "ffdshow Audio Decoder" to activate 10) Click OK. * TA-DAH * ... Multiple audio streams now works in Media Portal. It will default to the first stream, you can now view/change the audio streams in the menu (by hitting "info" on your MC remote)... or by hitting "a" on your keyboard to switch audio tracks (default mapping). This was sadly a lot more work than I wanted to do. To me, this was very unintuitive, and requires a higher level of comfort with customizing applications (especially with the big warning "USE AT YOUR OWN RISK"). This is unfortunate as I would like to see MP continue with a very easy to use out-of-the-box applications. Hope this helps anyone with MKV & Multiple Audio Track problems. [/QUOTE]

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