Been ripping all my BluRays to mp4s but have a problem with Pan's Labyrinth. The commentary from the director is on the audio automatically. How do I turn that off? Is the problem with how I rip it or play it back?
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Hi Nah andy,
You can preview and select the right audio track before ripping.
Please refer to the attachment picture for details.
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Pans Labyrinth Commentary
That's a good tip but on this disk the only audio options in DvdFab are English and Spanish.Comment
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Is this a copy? A commercial release would not have the commentary track as the only English stream.How to post the internal log
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Albert EinsteinComment
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No, it's a commercial, purchased blu-Ray. It's frustrating - I haven't had a problem with any of my other disks in DVDFab. It's a multi-angle disk but, other than that, it seems perfectly normal.Originally posted by 90312 View PostComment
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Put the disk in and let it scan then click the dropdown menu I have highlighted in the attached screenshotand make sure the commentary stream is not checked. Post a screenshot please.Attached FilesHow to post the internal log
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Here's the screenshot as requested. (Assuming I have attached it right)Attached FilesComment
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I've never seen that before, unless that's a Spanish language disc I don't know what to tell you
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Yeah I thought I had that movie and it's a Spanish language movie, no English audio stream. You'll have to go with English subtitles I guess.How to post the internal log
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Pretty sure 90312 is correct, I do not have the BD of this title but I seem to recall the DVD had no English dialog track. It is a Spanish language film, should have English subs, possibly forced. If your language preferences are set for English in Common Settings, DVDFab will choose any English stream as the default and if the only English is the commentary, that will play by default. You can change this manually.Supplying DVDFab Logs in the Forum ...........................User Manual PDF for DVDFab v11................................ Guide: Using Images in Posts
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Of course! Stupid me. This movie is in Spanish with English sub-titles so I should be picking the Spanish audio, not the English. The English soundtrack will just have Del Toro's commentary.
Thanks so much for your help - between you you have cleared it up for me :0)Comment
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