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2024-03-29, 02:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-03-29, 02:21 PM by Iskelderon. Edited 1 time in total.)
Not sure if I'm alone in this, but something like that seems quite useful for stuff like dual-audio anime videos.
The program already knows which files have more than one audio stream to allow you to select them anyway.
2024-03-29, 11:21 PM
AFAIK, no. I believe this would be client dependent, though. But of the 1st and 3rd party apps I've used, I don't recall seeing a way to filter by the number of audio tracks.
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2024-03-31, 09:44 AM
(2024-03-29, 11:21 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: AFAIK, no. I believe this would be client dependent, though. But of the 1st and 3rd party apps I've used, I don't recall seeing a way to filter by the number of audio tracks.Hence why I thought it would be a useful feature request and the actual effort seems manageable since the ability to pull it off is already there. |
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