Notification of 2 audio tracks?
#1
I remember awhile back there was something to include in the advancedsettings file which would display a notification if there was more than one audio track in a video file. Can anyone tell me if this is possible? I have a lot of vid files which have 2 audio tracks. Thanks.
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#2
Code:
<tuxbox>
    <!-- "audiochannelselection"; default is 'false', 'true' will popup the audio channel selection if
          there is more then one audio stream !-->
    <audiochannelselection>false</audiochannelselection>
    <!-- "submenuselection"; default is 'false', 'true' will popup the Submenu selection !-->
    <submenuselection>false</submenuselection>
    <!-- "defaultrootmenu"; MODE: 0 = TV (Default), 1 = Radio, 2 = Data, 3 = Movies, 4 = Root !-->
    <defaultrootmenu>0</defaultrootmenu>
    <!-- "defaultsubmenu"; 1=Services  2=Satellites 3=Providers 4=Bouquets (default) !-->
    <defaultsubmenu>4</defaultsubmenu>
    <!-- "pictureicon"; default is 'true', will use the Picture Icons from folder /UserData/PictureIcon/ !-->
    <pictureicon>true</pictureicon>
    <!-- "epgrequesttime"; default is '10', 0-3600, defines the time in seconds between epg queries, some tuxbox
          devices need longer to response (Minimum: 1, Maximum: 3600) !-->
    <epgrequesttime>10</epgrequesttime>
    <!-- "zapwaittime"; default is '0' (0 = OFF), defines the time in seconds to wait for a valid PMT after the
          zaping was send (Minimum: 0, Maximum: 120) !-->
    <zapwaittime>0</zapwaittime>  
  </tuxbox>
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#3
Thanks. Like this?

<tuxbox>
<audiochannelselection>true</audiochannelselection>
</tuxbox>
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#4
looks about right to me...

I just found that in the wiki.. I don't use it myself.
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#5
(2012-08-30, 04:02)Ardalista Wrote: looks about right to me...

I just found that in the wiki.. I don't use it myself.

Tried it. Don't work.
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#6
did you remember to enclose it between <advancedsettings> and </advancedsettings>
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#7
(2012-08-30, 04:31)Ardalista Wrote: did you remember to enclose it between <advancedsettings> and </advancedsettings>

Yup. I think it might not work with the new audio engine
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