2019-06-29, 15:00
Hi,
Feature to run external audio tracks works great, but it is a little laborious for BluRay disks. To run ext. audio tracks, I have to copy them into BDMV/STREAM/ folder and rename them according to the stream with the biggest size. Then I have to run this stream instead of index.bdmv or any other playlist.
It would be nice to have an option to manually browse for an external audio track just like there is for subtitles (Browse Subtitle) - it will solve many problems with ext. audio tracks.
Another option for automatic detection of audio tracks would be to define an audio track (sub)folder name (somewhere in options). That means that XBMC will automatically detect/add all audio tracks from a folder with the specified name located in the same place where I play the disk (folder) or file. So if I named folder for audio tracks as "AUDIO", then when I play a .mkv file or "play disk" on folder, XBMC automatically look for audio tracks in "AUDIO" folder located in the same folder as the played .mkv file or that folder I played as disk.
Best Regards
Feature to run external audio tracks works great, but it is a little laborious for BluRay disks. To run ext. audio tracks, I have to copy them into BDMV/STREAM/ folder and rename them according to the stream with the biggest size. Then I have to run this stream instead of index.bdmv or any other playlist.
It would be nice to have an option to manually browse for an external audio track just like there is for subtitles (Browse Subtitle) - it will solve many problems with ext. audio tracks.
Another option for automatic detection of audio tracks would be to define an audio track (sub)folder name (somewhere in options). That means that XBMC will automatically detect/add all audio tracks from a folder with the specified name located in the same place where I play the disk (folder) or file. So if I named folder for audio tracks as "AUDIO", then when I play a .mkv file or "play disk" on folder, XBMC automatically look for audio tracks in "AUDIO" folder located in the same folder as the played .mkv file or that folder I played as disk.
Best Regards
