Thanks, worked.
I used MKVToolNix years ago. I was not very successful back then...
You're welcome; just needed proper motivation to succeed this time perhaps
Thanks, worked.
I used MKVToolNix years ago. I was not very successful back then...
at the timeHi, new here. Long time AnyDVD user finally switching over to team AS+... and this is the closest thread I could find to my general question.
I see that it's possible to download multiple language audio files / subtitle tracks in the same download. Great, awesome!
However, is it also possible to select/download multiple audio codecs of the same language (e.g. Eng --> AAC stereo "&" DD+ surround) in the same download (provided multiple audio encodings are available, obviously)?
The only work around I found is downloading the video twice with the different audio codecs and the remuxing, which is fairly labor intensive. If anyone smarter than me (most people) has a more efficient method or knows if this ability has been requested/discussed before please let me know. Thanks and liking AS+ so far.
Please elaborate the reason for that. I can't imagine why you would need two variants of the same language.Hi, new here. Long time AnyDVD user finally switching over to team AS+... and this is the closest thread I could find to my general question.
I see that it's possible to download multiple language audio files / subtitle tracks in the same download. Great, awesome!
However, is it also possible to select/download multiple audio codecs of the same language (e.g. Eng --> AAC stereo "&" DD+ surround) in the same download (provided multiple audio encodings are available, obviously)?
The only work around I found is downloading the video twice with the different audio codecs and the remuxing, which is fairly labor intensive. If anyone smarter than me (most people) has a more efficient method or knows if this ability has been requested/discussed before please let me know. Thanks and liking AS+ so far.
Not only because of possible playback issues (why I don't use h265), but also because it is easier to just download something that is already there than transcoding it by hand.Please elaborate the reason for that. I can't imagine why you would need two variants of the same language.
No always that easy. Here at home I have 5.1 setup with a SHIELD which can handle pretty much anything. No worries. But if I go see my dad and decide I want to watch a movie, he does not have 5.1. He has a SHIELD but just uses his TV speakers. He's not going to upgrade to 5.1. So, having a 2.0 track is very helpful and sounds much better than a transcoded 5.1.You guys should get some decent playback hardware. The hazzles you are dealing with are just insane. And you deal with really bad audio if you ever listened to a decent audio equipment.