How to turn off narration on live tv (1 Viewer)
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Audio description is a separate audio stream. If you are hearing it, it is because that is the audio stream that is active.
In MP1, the audio stream is selected via the context menu when watching TV or video. Perhaps MP2 does it the same way?
Note: for the UK, MP1 does not identify which audio stream is the normal one, and which is the audio description (they are listed with the same name). So select the other audio stream to see if that enables the normal audio stream.
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- January 11, 2005
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Hi and thanks for the reply...
Narration is always on by default when I install MP1 but it's simple to turn off in the settings, seems it's not the case with MP2 as everything is handled via the GUI a far lower level of control is available, basic audio settings are available but nothing that relates to the problem, maybe I have to look in the LAV filter settings instead.
Narration is always on by default when I install MP1 but it's simple to turn off in the settings, seems it's not the case with MP2 as everything is handled via the GUI a far lower level of control is available, basic audio settings are available but nothing that relates to the problem, maybe I have to look in the LAV filter settings instead.
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