Dual audio with AVI file and MKV not

I can also confirm switching between audio tracks (inside mkv) is possible on TV UExxD5005 via remote "tools" button.
But I cant find a way to do it on my BluRay BD-C6500.

Seems like Samsung is really working on this feature (or maybe its just a feature they get for free with the recent chips).
As far as I can remember it was not possible to even play a multiple audio mkv on my old LExxB650 TV.

To save this forum from links to copyright protected media (very tempting) this set of reliable sample mkv:s can be used:
http://matroska.org/downloads/test_w1.html (176 MB zip archive)

Sample #5 has multiple audio tracks.

[Cerberus]

C-series DOES NOT support audio switch only the D series has this feature.

Cerberus, I have to agree with the criticism from others; you really need to soften your attitude. Your forceful replies and statements are not helping.

As for your last comment:

C-series DOES NOT support audio switch only the D series has this feature.

This is FALSE. I am currently watching a dual-language MKV file on my C-series Samsung UE40C8705, and from the tools menu I have the possibility to switch the language track. This works fine (for about 4 seconds there is no sound at all, and then I get to hear the other language).

For completeness: this is over USB, I am not talking about DLNA. (As your statement also was about the C-series in general.)

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if the file is remuxed or trnscoded Serviio only picks the first track, if it's native it'll depend on the device. It is possible that they only enable it in the USB mode though.

I just bought Samsung blue-ray player BD-E5300 and ran into this issue of not being able to switch audio tracks. Is there a solution? How can I tell which current models support this feature? I don't see a D series available currently.

I saw this thread today, and check my TV Samsung LN32D550 with a AVI Dual Audio file and plays both audios and with MKV Dual Audio file and ALSO PLAYS BOTH AUDIOS via Tools button.
So seems a TV firmware issue and not a serviio problem.

My serviio version: 0.6.2 in a QNAP NAS

This is definitely a Samsung problem. No question about it. I am still interested in learning if there is a solution.

Hi, i know that this is an old thread.. but you can try PS3Media server - it's free and can handle multiple audio/subtitles in mkv (you can enable transcoding - then you see movie like a folder, and inside you can select "no encoding" or to encode with selected audio track)

I'm also missing this in Serviio..

i'm using it with PS3 and Samsung SmartTV