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Ouma Shu · 2012-03-18, 20:20

Is there any video player that lets you switch between the audio languages? I currently have the iPad 3 and am waiting for the jailbreak so I was just wondering.

DarkyPwnz · 2012-03-25, 10:52

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Originally Posted by Ouma Shu

iPad 3

I spy trolling.

Infinite Zenith · 2012-08-28, 18:01

The iPad 3 was released on March 16, 2012. That's not trolling.

At any rate, I know it's possible to use Handbrake and encode a dual-audio video, but I myself have never tried to play that kind of video before.

woodearth · 2012-08-29, 22:58

The standard video player on the iOS supports multiple audio stream, multiple subtitles streams and even chapters.

Check out Subler, a Mac program for an idea of what an iOS compliant video file is capable of.

Infinite Zenith · 2012-08-31, 17:38

Having done a test myself, the iPad can play a properly encoded file without any difficulty. In Handbrake, just add the audio-streams under the audio tab. When playing it back in the iOS player, there is a small icon on the pause/play/volume control panel which allows for the audio stream to be switched. Happy watching, Ouma Shu

dangerousbob · 2012-09-20, 23:33

I would think so. I mean I would be surprised if you couldnt.

woodearth · 2012-09-23, 14:50

Looks like iOS 6 changed how it handles subtitles. It no longer does that transparent black overlay.

2012-03-18, 20:20	Link #1
Ouma Shu Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2012	can you play a dual audio video on ipad? Is there any video player that lets you switch between the audio languages? I currently have the iPad 3 and am waiting for the jailbreak so I was just wondering.

2012-08-28, 18:01	Link #3
Infinite Zenith Operation sneaky sneaks IT Support Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Hic et ubique	The iPad 3 was released on March 16, 2012. That's not trolling. At any rate, I know it's possible to use Handbrake and encode a dual-audio video, but I myself have never tried to play that kind of video before.

2012-08-31, 17:38	Link #5
Infinite Zenith Operation sneaky sneaks IT Support Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Hic et ubique	Having done a test myself, the iPad can play a properly encoded file without any difficulty. In Handbrake, just add the audio-streams under the audio tab. When playing it back in the iOS player, there is a small icon on the pause/play/volume control panel which allows for the audio stream to be switched. Happy watching, Ouma Shu

2012-09-20, 23:33	Link #6
dangerousbob Awesome Fancy Pants Join Date: Sep 2012	I would think so. I mean I would be surprised if you couldnt.