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<blockquote data-quote="nzdreamer55" data-source="post: 798712" data-attributes="member: 106790">Thanks for the help.&nbsp; I am using moving pictures to play the film that I am having a problem with.&nbsp; It seems that it has a German voice over dub and an english track.&nbsp; When I play the movie with VLC, I can select each tract individually, however when I play it in media portal it seems to play them both at the same time.&nbsp; I think that there are 2 tracks because of this, but for some reason they ae both getting played on top of each other.&nbsp; This only happens with this movie that I have (downloaded from the net).&nbsp; I suspect that it has each track identified as the primary one?&nbsp; It is an avi file.&nbsp; Why wold VLC play it correctly if it only had 1 audio stream that had 2 languages on top of each other?I tried using the A Key (should have mentioned this in my first post) to no avail.&nbsp; The right click on my mouse only brings up selections about video processing and nothing from there leads to audio track selection.The config general section does list the A key to swith between the audio streams, however since I am using SAF 5.0 it seems to be the thing that I should be used to change audio streams.&nbsp; I got the &quot;press CTRL+ALT+nunlock1 for next audio streams&quot; from the SAF discussions.Any thing else I can try to fix this?Thanks again for trying to help me.Steve</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nzdreamer55, post: 798712, member: 106790"] Thanks for the help. I am using moving pictures to play the film that I am having a problem with. It seems that it has a German voice over dub and an english track. When I play the movie with VLC, I can select each tract individually, however when I play it in media portal it seems to play them both at the same time. I think that there are 2 tracks because of this, but for some reason they ae both getting played on top of each other. This only happens with this movie that I have (downloaded from the net). I suspect that it has each track identified as the primary one? It is an avi file. Why wold VLC play it correctly if it only had 1 audio stream that had 2 languages on top of each other? I tried using the A Key (should have mentioned this in my first post) to no avail. The right click on my mouse only brings up selections about video processing and nothing from there leads to audio track selection. The config general section does list the A key to swith between the audio streams, however since I am using SAF 5.0 it seems to be the thing that I should be used to change audio streams. I got the "press CTRL+ALT+nunlock1 for next audio streams" from the SAF discussions. Any thing else I can try to fix this? Thanks again for trying to help me. Steve [/QUOTE]

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