[vlc] Re: Specifying Subtitle Track and Audio Track to play VOB file

[Benjamin PRACHT]

On Sun, May 02, 2004, Asao Ishizuka wrote :
> Dear Sirs,
> 
> I am trying to specify Subtitle Track number and Audio Track number in a
> VOB file. I am runnoing Windows XP.
> 
> vlc --help outputs
> 
> [dvd:][device][@raw_device][@[title][,[chapter][.angle]]]
> Please give me an exapmle to play title 2, chapter 4 of D:\DVDccc\xyz\. 
> xyz contains a full copy of DVd vob and other files.

vlc dvd:c:\path_to_the_VIDEO.TS_directory\@2,4

> 
> The other question is:
> The VOB file is in D:\DVD\XYZ\VIDEO_TS\VTS_06_2.VOB
> The Subtitle Track I want to play is Subtitle 6 and the Audio Track is 1.
> 
> vlc -vvv D:\DVD\XYZ\VIDEO_TS\VTS_06_2.VOB --audio-channel 1
> --spu-channel 6
> Is this correct ? Do I need a space after "channel" ?
> Do I need --sub-autodetect-file ?
> 

spu-autodetect has nothing  to make with dvd subtitles  and is pointless
here. AFAIK,  --audio-channel doesn't allow  to select the  audio track,
--audio-type should be used instead

> 
> BTW, vlc --help generates some undisplayable characters.  I thinks these
> are French.  Is it possible to get all English help ?
> 

I  would rather  suspect  them  to be  japanese  characters,  but in  an
encoding you terminal doesn't support. Use --language en to force use of
English (BTW, Japaneese translation would really need to be updated...)

-- 
$(echo "BigBen")

Oui je quote, et alors ?

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