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  1. 11th Mar 2022 12:07 #1
    Neno
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    Hi:
    Sometimes I run into multiple English-es in the list of languages for a title.
    How do I make sense of them & make a choice between them?
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  2. 11th Mar 2022 13:01 #2
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    Listen to them. You may nave normal audio, descriptive audio (for the hearing impaired), commentary, etc.
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  4. 13th Mar 2022 11:50 #4
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    Yeah Thanks, sometimes they say "descriptive," or some such, in parens...
    so I'll start studying them to see if I can't get a better understanding...

    I currently use the MKV mux program.
    Is there a better one I should try?

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  5. 13th Mar 2022 11:58 #5
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    Originally Posted by Neno View Post
    I currently use the MKV mux program.
    Is there a better one I should try?
    No.
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