Automatic audio track selection fails for some DVDs.

[jdonavan]

Some DVDs are getting the directors commentary instead of the proper audio track. Mainly listing this here so I don't forget to look into it and so others are aware of it.

[anonymous]

This may be the same underlying cause as getting the wrong AC3 audio track. I played a ripped VOB file in 6-channel audio and got a foreign language track (not what was selected when ripping the DVD). Playing the same VOB in 2-channel stereo yielded the director's commentary instead.

[anonymous]

I had the same issue, by updating the specific files player options ( -aid ) I was able to fix this. Seemingly if the DVD does not dictate the default audio then the player picks the first one..

So setting -aid 128 usually fixes this issue. ie mplayer -fs -quiet -zoom -aid 128 -vo xv %s

Let me know,

Sean.

[anonymous]

That only works if the DVD's primary audio track is also the one you intended to rip from the DVD. In other words, "-aid 128" will play the English audio track on most US-released DVDs, no matter what audio track you told MythDVD to rip.

[Isaac Richards]

This code's been rewritten long ago, so I doubt that this bug still applies.

[anonymous]

Confirmed. This works properly in a recent SVN snapshot.