Haven't time to try it yet, but what does (VO) mean in "Audio_1=English (VO)"?
#Intervideo ac3 codec movie
Now all you have to do is double click on the AVI and when you want to switch the language during the movie right click, go to the language menu and select the track you want.
#Intervideo ac3 codec windows
Don't forget that Windows by default has the known extensions turned off so when you save make sure you select *.* in the filetype field so that you won't get a hidden. So let's assume that your movie is called matrix.avi, then this file must be called matrix.mss. But first you will have to save this file under the same name as your AVI. WMP will show you these selections during playback if you right click in the video area and click on languages. Enter the name of the primary and secondary language in the file. It must start with the line and then Audio_X=. Open Notepad and create file that looks like this: Here's a sample line for W2K: regsvr32 /u mmswitch.ax.īut now let's get in with the program. bat/.cmd file for your operating system, edit the line that contains mmswitch.ax in it and replace "/s" by "/u", then copy it and paste it in Start - Run, then press OK. If you don't like it you have to open the.
In fact you've already installed it if you have installed the audiofilter pack. If you use Windows Media Player you might like Morgan Stream Switcher. Have you tried the following (from Dooms guides): Maybe I'll try again on another movie with CBR mp3 and AC3 :) So, I have given up the idea of having two audio tracks and I just add subtitles to the movie. Maybe it's just very problematic to make an avi file with two audio tracks of which one is AC3 and the other is VBR mp3 (which is a possible problem for avi files anyways). BSPlayer is running the video at 25fps, but the audio seems to be 44.1kHz at the same time and is running out of sync. So, something must have gone wrong in the interleaving process - WMP wants to play the audio at 48kHz, but then it is pitched and the video is running too fast. The problem in BSPlayer is, that it says the audio was 44.1kHz. If I fast forwarded to another scene, it was in sync but began slowly to run out of sync again. Then, when I watched it for a while, the sound got horribly out of sync. First, it seemed to play the mp3 track fine because the audio was in sync and the movie was playing at 25fps. Oh dear, I just found out the file is still having a problem in BSPlayer.
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