sonofedg
2015-07-23, 04:57 PM
Solved, I see what is going on. It seems there are two audio streams and only one has audio. On my PC's it seems the default audio stream is the one with no audio. All I had to do is pick the second audio stream and I got sound. It may be that some players will default to an audio stream that contains audio and that's why some people can hear the audio immediately and some can't? I'm not sure about that though.
If you're watching it on a standalone DVD player on your TV screen, just use the DVD players remote control and pick the second audio stream like you'd do if you were switching between 2 channel LPCM audio and Dolby 5.1 audio streams on a DVD (as an example).
It's sort of like having two tracks and one track has no audio and the other does. You just have to manually switch over to the other track with the player you are using if this is happening to you... Many Thanks to the persistence from Bootradr . . .
Thank You!
Folks, Classic example of critical thinking . . . .
If you're watching it on a standalone DVD player on your TV screen, just use the DVD players remote control and pick the second audio stream like you'd do if you were switching between 2 channel LPCM audio and Dolby 5.1 audio streams on a DVD (as an example).
It's sort of like having two tracks and one track has no audio and the other does. You just have to manually switch over to the other track with the player you are using if this is happening to you... Many Thanks to the persistence from Bootradr . . .
Thank You!
Folks, Classic example of critical thinking . . . .