two AudioLanguageSelected

Archived
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This code is corecto

mediaItem.AudioLanguageSelected = “eng esp”

2

help pliss

3

“An ISO-639 3-letter language code. If multiple language tracks are available in the content, this specifies the one that should be used.”

https://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/ … e_list.php

so I would presume to select English you would have mediaItem.AudioLanguageSelected =“eng” for English and mediaItem.AudioLanguageSelected = “spa” for Spanish.

  • Joel
4

“hugetv” wrote:
This code is corecto

mediaItem.AudioLanguageSelected = “eng esp”

Only one value can be specified, although it seems like an interesting feature request to be able to specify multiple as fallbacks.

5

this corect

vid_to_play = {
Stream: { url: stream_url }
StreamFormat: episode.StreamFormat
Title: episode.title
SubtitleConfig: episode.SubtitleConfig
SwitchingStrategy: “full-adaptation”
Watched: “True”
Live: episode.Live
AudioLanguageSelected: “eng”
AudioLanguageSelected: “spa”
}

to use an example like the picture

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“hugetv” wrote:

vid_to_play = {
Stream: { url: stream_url }
StreamFormat: episode.StreamFormat
Title: episode.title
SubtitleConfig: episode.SubtitleConfig
SwitchingStrategy: “full-adaptation”
Watched: “True”
Live: episode.Live
AudioLanguageSelected: “eng”
AudioLanguageSelected: “spa”
}

In this example, vid_to_play.AudioLanguageSelected is equal to “spa” after the object assignment.

That is, assigning a value to a key twice (or more) just results in the last assigned value being kept.

It doesn’t make it a list of values, if that was the intent.

7

this luck

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