2011-02-28, 01:48
I rip my Blu-Rays and then mux using MKV Toolnix, and Toolnix gives me the option to name my audio tracks and subtitle tracks (The default is just "3/2+1" or something), but if I have a movie with a lot of commentary tracks (Scott Pilgrim, for example), I want to name them so I can differentiate them just by cycling through.
Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any way to get the audio stream names to be read and displayed by XBMC. When I switch audio streams (I have a button on my remote dedicated to this), I just get the little window that comes up and says "English - AC3 Stereo" or "English - DTS 5.1".
The same thing happens with subtitles.
Is there any way to get XBMC to pull the names of these tracks and display them when switching? I know that it's not just embedded in the file unviewable by players, because VLC shows the track names. Is this something possible to display?
Thanks.
Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any way to get the audio stream names to be read and displayed by XBMC. When I switch audio streams (I have a button on my remote dedicated to this), I just get the little window that comes up and says "English - AC3 Stereo" or "English - DTS 5.1".
The same thing happens with subtitles.
Is there any way to get XBMC to pull the names of these tracks and display them when switching? I know that it's not just embedded in the file unviewable by players, because VLC shows the track names. Is this something possible to display?
Thanks.
