I have a .vob file with several audio streams (dutch, english, french).
The problem: When I start to play this file always audio stream #1 (Dutch) is chosen and I have to manually choose stream #2 (English).
Is there any way to re-arrange the audio streams OR to set a default stream?
I don't want to re-encode the .vob file to .avi or so, I just want to have stream #2 being chosen as default.
Thank you for any answer!
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You could try PgcEdit and this guide (linked from PgcEdit's home page) http://forum.digital-digest.com/showpost.php?p=296707&postcount=1
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Thank you very much for that interesting link, but it doesn't seem to be able to edit .vob files.
Just .ifo and .bup etc... -
When you play a VOB file it will default to the first audio track,you could demux the VOB and re-arrange or delete the unwanted audio tracks.
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I think that the order of the audio tracks in the VOB probably determines which one is the default when an IFO is not used to play the file. If that is true, then the only way to do what you want would be to demultiplex the VOB's into their elementary video and audio streams, and either re-multiplex (for an .mpg file) or re-author them (for VOBs), with the audio in the preferred order.
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Or go back to the source DVD from which the VOB file came and deselect the other audio streams when decrypting.
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When DVD has more than one language on it, the language played is controlled by register value. PgcEdit can change this, but you will have to be familiar with commands.
Easiest way is to force the language of your choice to play first, others will be available switching with remount.
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The thread is about the language you get when playing a VOB, not the DVD. His first post is unclear about it but read knn's second post.
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Yeah, although my earlier suggestion was to remove the unwanted audio stream during the decrypting stage, he could also demux the VOB (Open in DGIndex, File->Save Project and Demux Video) and then remux using Muxman (freeware) to get a DVD (and the VOB without the unwanted audio track), or remux using ImagoMPEG-Muxer (freeware) to get either an MPG or a VOB.
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