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hey guys i have this read or die ova file. it has 2 audios. i wanna get rid of 1. the japanese 1 to be exact. i have tried the haali media splitter and it never gets past 4.5 %. do you guys know how i could remove one audio track? ive tried properties of the file thats a dead end. its an mkv if that helps.

can someone post anything please? even i dont know is productive

Originally posted by chickenlover98
can someone post anything please? even i dont know is productive
Why would you want to get rid of the audio track?

Originally posted by Akuki
Why would you want to get rid of the audio track?

2 reasons. one i want to be able to view it on my comp without the vlc media player and 2, if i convert it to ipod format, it keeps the japanese audio instead of the english one.

i would just convert to avi the change audios but if i convert to avi it only supports 1 audio and seeing as the japanese is the main one the english gets shut out

akuki do u know how to do it?

Originally posted by chickenlover98
akuki do u know how to do it?
Sorry no idea, I've never tried.

god damn it. this is the anime section. mkv is practically exclusive for anime. i thought someone might know how to do this

Buy it legit on DVD maybe?

dude seriously. for anime buffs i thought somebody would know this stuff. seriously its sad. i just cant get the programs to work. i mean if you guys know of any avi format that can hold 2 audios that works too

Just caus someone likes anime doesn't mean they are great with computer programs. Whatever, I never get very into Read or Die

Originally posted by superkronick92
Just caus someone likes anime doesn't mean they are great with computer programs. Whatever, I never get very into Read or Die
i didnt say that. mkv is a very common format whe dealing with anime, if you download it on the computer. a very common compression format. i expected someone to know something considering everyone here is well versed in something or other

Originally posted by chickenlover98
i didnt say that. mkv is a very common format whe dealing with anime, if you download it on the computer. a very common compression format. i expected someone to know something considering everyone here is well versed in something or other
Go over to the site stoptazmo.com It's a manga/anime focused site and I've found it has a very good tech support section.

hey akuki thank you so much