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    Please help!

    I have dual-audio mkv file and by default haali media splitter select first track, so when I use script
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    directshowsorce(file.mkv)
    I only rich the first track. Is it possible to select second, third, ... audio track from ogg/mkv/mp4 files to be using avisynth?
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  2. I don't think so, at least not with DirectShowSource(). You can remux the mkv with mkvmerge to have 1 audio track, or extract the audio and load it separately
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    You could try FFmpegSource:

    FFmpegSource(string source, int vtrack = -1, int atrack = -2, string timecodes, bool vcache = true, string vcachefile, string acachefile, string pp, int ppquality = 6, int threads = -1, int seekmode = 1)

    Try different values of atrack:

    atrack & vtrack: Track number as seen by the relevant demuxer, starts from 0, -1 means it will pick the first suitable track and -2 means it's disabled.
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    Originally Posted by AlanHK
    You could try FFmpegSource
    Thanks a lot for your suggestion!

    Oh, I do not know why I could not start ffmpegsource, it says there is no such function or so on. But ffmpegsource2 works fine.

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    FFMPegSource2("<>.mkv", vtrack = -1, atrack = 2)
    selects second audio track.

    ffmpegsource2 looks very promising, thanks for suggesting it again.

    (poisondeathray, thanks too, but I already know about demuxing)
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    Originally Posted by lovyagin
    Oh, I do not know why I could not start ffmpegsource, it says there is no such function or so on. But ffmpegsource2 works fine.
    Both versions are plugins, not built-in functions. You must have installed ffmpegsource2 (by putting the dll in the plugins folder) previously.
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    Originally Posted by AlanHK
    Both versions are plugins, not built-in functions. You must have installed ffmpegsource2 (by putting the dll in the plugins folder) previously.
    Yep, but is ffms2 is newer version or something completely different? Is it better or worse?
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    Originally Posted by lovyagin
    Yep, but is ffms2 is newer version or something completely different? Is it better or worse?
    Pretty sure it's just version 2 of the same project, but haven't followed the history.
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  8. Yes it's a newer version that replaces the old ffmpegsource. It has updated libraries and some new functionality. Read the documenation for more info
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