If you know a foreign language, then you probably know that watching movies in the original voice acting is a separate pleasure. All the rest, of whom the majority, have to be content with dubbing. And therefore, it is not surprising that any self-respecting video player has functionality for switching tracks.
Instructions
Step 1
In jetAudio, the track can be switched in different ways. The first method is to right-click on the image, select Audio in the menu that opens, and then select the desired track, or simply Change audio to jump to the next track in the list. Second - click the hot keys Ctrl + Shift + L or Ctrl + Shift + Alt + L, the effect of pressing them will be the same as if you had selected the Change audio item.
Step 2
Media Player Classic can also be accessed in two ways. First, click the Play> Audio menu item, and then select the desired audio track. Second, right-click on the image, select Audio from the list that appears, and then select the desired track.
Step 3
In KMPlayer, right-click anywhere in the player, select "Audio"> "Stream selection" in the drop-down menu, and then - if you just want to switch to the next track - select "Audio streams" (if you press the Ctrl hotkey + X, the same will happen) or the desired track.
Step 4
In Light Alloy, right-click anywhere other than the video image. Otherwise, the program will simply hide the settings panel. In the list that appears, select "Sound"> "Select audio track", and then - the desired track.
Step 5
There are also two ways to switch audio tracks in VLC Media Player. One - click the menu item "Audio"> "Audio track", and then select the desired track or click "Disable" if you want to leave the video completely without sound. Second - click on the toolbar, temporary panel or image with the right mouse button, then select "Audio", and then proceed in the same way as in the first method.
Step 6
In Winamp, right-click on the image (make sure you have the "Video" tab selected), in the list that appears, select "Audio Track", and then the desired track.
