
For example, the third audio track is: BlaBlaBla –.


Same will apply if you open any other video file and there will be “” in its audio tracks. Does not matter which number of a track is it: Could be fourth or seventh.

Since the second audio track has string description of “Some other studio translation 545 – ” of all the 20 video files, it means that each time you play a video like that it will play the audio track with “” in its description. It does not matter if you write it lower or upper case (english / English) – it will work the same. The words before the brackets are a description of a track and are not needed for the setting.Ģ. This is what you will need to write as a string. Take a note of the brackets “” – there should be language written, like “”. We will change default audio track in VLC for the first case, when there is a string description for each track including language in brackets. Follow the steps: Right click inside VLC window => Audio => Audio Track => Ĭhange Default Audio Track in VLC – String Language Track Meaning that VLC will use the default track naming of Track 1, Track 2, etc. The first example has string description of each audio track with the language in the brackets and the second does not. There are only Track numbers without description, but you know that the first one is Italian, the second one is English and the third is Narrator.

The default audio track that always will be played is “Italian” (since it is the first one), but you want to watch the video with “English” language track. The first track is Italian language, the second is English language and the third track is two-voice narrator, while “LP” letters are initials of the main narrator. Track naming example 1 Some studio translation 1. Example: you want the second to be default each time you open the file or you will need to switch it manually. If you have 20 video files with 3 different audio tracks you can change default audio track in VLC.
