I eventually found a fix.
Right Click -> Options -> Playback -> Default track preference
Set the number to the "Subtitles" number to the order of the option you prefer at the bottom of the Right Click -> Subtitle Track list, and the "Audio" option to "jpn"
hey,, thanks for you info. it gives me some idea. but when i try it doesnt really works,, so then i choose option "allow overriding external splitter choice" thus it works pretty good. now everytime i watchi anime it sets to japan audio automatically.
ReplyDeleteAaaah! I didn't need to do that in my case, but great to know!
DeleteThanks dude I was trying for a solid two hours to type eng/english/en in the subtitles area with different punctuations and capitalizations. This really helped! Though just to clarify the 1 option selects the first subtitles option loaded rather than true default english. For example, outlaw star I was watching had signs loaded seperately and before the english soft subs so mpc wasnt reading the subs until I used 2 as the option.
ReplyDeleteYea - It is a little weird that the short form of languages don't seem to work for the subtitles - I had the same issue :)
DeleteI did state that the number is relative to the position in the subtitle list, although maybe wasn't as clear as I could have been.
Glad it helped!
Any ideas why this wouldn't work?
ReplyDeleteI have known of this for a long time and had no issues with it on my old laptop with win7 but it just doesn't want to work on my new PC with win10.
There's an option above by dukun that you need to select "allow overriding external splitter choice" for it to work. Otherwise, I have no idea. I'm using Windows 10 in this.
Deletetry Option > Internal filters > Splitter > Audio > jpn
DeleteThis should fix the problem.
This really helped. Thanks a ton.
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