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  1. 25th Jan 2006 06:17 #1
    Senseshohoho
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    i got a movie file that has dual language playing at the same time, how do i set the movie so that it only outputs one language?
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  2. 25th Jan 2006 06:34 #2
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    What kind of movie?
    Probably, it's a matter of turning the speaker balance fully left or fully right.

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  3. 25th Jan 2006 09:32 #3
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    Or more specifically, WHICH PLAYER are you using? Sometimes, it's the matter of getting a better player.
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  4. 26th Jan 2006 00:17 #4
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    im using real player...its a real file
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  5. 26th Jan 2006 12:11 #5
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    I've seen a few Chinese VCDs like that. (Cantonese on one channel and Mandarin on the other channel.) Hopefully the file you have isn't a mono mix. If it is, there is nothing you can do.
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  6. 27th Jan 2006 15:06 #6
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    Sounds like whoever encoded it from VCD didn't bother to separate the tracks. Lousy *******s.

    Use the mixer and turn balance all to the way to left or right.
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    On most DVD players, the [AUDIO] stream change feature has 2 different modes of operation.

    1-DVD (and possibly SVCD) mode: pressing [AUDIO] changes the stream/language encoded (from 1 up to possibly 8 on DVD, up to possibly 4 on SVCD)
    2-VCD/CDDA mode: pressing [AUDIO] changes the output from Stereo to Mono to LeftOnly to RightOnly

    Does your player work differently?

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