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I recently installed the XP Codec Pack and I can't get the option to switch language tracks when playing OGM files. Is there a utility that I'm missing? I'm using Windows Media Player 9. Any suggestions appreciated, thanks.
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Switching audio/language tracks [solved]
#2 Guest_Jhoy_*
Posted 20 November 2005 - 08:37 PM
Hi ya.
Well aren't we up early.
There is a way, but I don't think Windows Media Player 9 has that option. I've attached how it looks like it can be done in version 10. I would like to think that a list of present audio tracks would show up there. I don't have such files on this computer to test that right no. Sorry.
WMP_10.jpg (67.15K)
Number of downloads: 356
Now if you don't mind installing and using something else get the K-Lite pack.
I use K-Lite pack and that comes with a tool that lets me switch from English to Japanese. When the classic player starts up, a green arrow shows up in the system try. I right click on it and at the top of the list it shows all the audio tracks that came with the film, and I just click on the one that I want to hear. It pauses for a second then it starts playing the one I picked.
Oh, it was the full pack I got, and I chose the option to use media classic to play my files.
Hope that helps.
Well aren't we up early.
There is a way, but I don't think Windows Media Player 9 has that option. I've attached how it looks like it can be done in version 10. I would like to think that a list of present audio tracks would show up there. I don't have such files on this computer to test that right no. Sorry.
WMP_10.jpg (67.15K)
Number of downloads: 356
Now if you don't mind installing and using something else get the K-Lite pack.
I use K-Lite pack and that comes with a tool that lets me switch from English to Japanese. When the classic player starts up, a green arrow shows up in the system try. I right click on it and at the top of the list it shows all the audio tracks that came with the film, and I just click on the one that I want to hear. It pauses for a second then it starts playing the one I picked.
Oh, it was the full pack I got, and I chose the option to use media classic to play my files.
Hope that helps.
#3 Guest_CharT_*
Posted 21 November 2005 - 07:02 AM
Thanks for the screenshot. Unfortunately, the "Audio and Language Tracks" option doesn't seem to make any difference. However, I was able to get it to work by installing "Ogg DirectShow Filters 0.9.9.6." After the installation, the VobSub Tray Icon had new settings "Language: English" and "Language: Japanese". I think I needed the Ogg DirectShow Filters and the XP Codec Pack doesn't include that.
#4 Guest_Jhoy_*
Posted 21 November 2005 - 08:54 PM
Most likly, that is included in the k-lite pack.
I gave up downloading single codecs a few years ago.
I just got as much as I could one time since I knew that I would be getting files from all over and had files from all over.
So instead of wanting to play something just to find out that I had to find a codec, I already have I just have to worry about everything else that could be wrong.
I gave up downloading single codecs a few years ago.
I just got as much as I could one time since I knew that I would be getting files from all over and had files from all over.
So instead of wanting to play something just to find out that I had to find a codec, I already have I just have to worry about everything else that could be wrong.
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