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<blockquote data-quote="Dr Forinor" data-source="post: 1171871" data-attributes="member: 156724">The 1st audio track has been muxed as default in the mkv video file, ie the default is determined by the video. Both audio tracks are AC3 format, albeit track 1 is 5.1 and track 2 is 2.0.I'm not sure how to get a log if there is no crashing? The first track is the audio to the video (but not labeled from within the mkv file) and the second file is english and labeled as such but is the commentary, which I don't want playing unless I specifically ask it to do so.---------------------------As an example, I have files that have Chinese/Korean/Thai default tracks (which I prefer - with English subtitles) and would like to watch it that way, but they have secondary English audio tracks, which I use when I watch a film with my kids, but I don't want the secondary audio track to be the one that comes on. There must be a way to leave the default audio track as the primary track?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr Forinor, post: 1171871, member: 156724"] The 1st audio track has been muxed as default in the mkv video file, ie the default is determined by the video. Both audio tracks are AC3 format, albeit track 1 is 5.1 and track 2 is 2.0. I'm not sure how to get a log if there is no crashing? The first track is the audio to the video (but not labeled from within the mkv file) and the second file is english and labeled as such but is the commentary, which I don't want playing unless I specifically ask it to do so. --------------------------- As an example, I have files that have Chinese/Korean/Thai default tracks (which I prefer - with English subtitles) and would like to watch it that way, but they have secondary English audio tracks, which I use when I watch a film with my kids, but I don't want the secondary audio track to be the one that comes on. There must be a way to leave the default audio track as the primary track? [/QUOTE]

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