Audio TracksThe player supports three options for selecting audio tracks
HLS and DASHThe list of audio tracks for HLS and DASH is automatically generated, if the manifest has a choice, the audio player will display the track names in the options menu. In some cases, the sound and the image may be out of sync. Switching sourcesThe source list is passed to the player by the file parameter, the names are enclosed in curly braces, and the options are separated by a symbol ; {audiotrack}URL1;{audiotrack}URL2;{audiotrack}URL3 Sample new Playerjs({ "id":"player", "file":"{French}//site.com/video_fr.mp4;{English}//site.com/video_en.mp4" }); If you need to specify the quality options and audio tracks together, then the quality must be outside new Playerjs({ "id":"player", "file":"[480p]{French}//site.com/video480_fr.mp4;{English}//site.com/video480_en.mp4,[720p]{French}//site.com/video720_fr.mp4;{English}//site.com/video720_en.mp4" }); Native MP4 audio tracksThe player (from version 18.11) automatically displays native audio tracks that are embedded in the MP4 video container and are supported by some browsers (only Safari has support by default in 2023). In Chrome support can be enabled in the chrome://flags settings (enable Experimental Web Platform features). The player will show a selection of audio tracks using information from the video metadata (each audio track has a label and language parameter there). If you want to rename audio track names, use the rename_audio parameter (below is an example of renaming two audio tracks named Track (es) and Track (en). let player = new Playerjs({id:"player", file:"//site.com/video.mp4", rename_audio:{"Track (es)":"Español","Track (en)":"English"}); You can disable this option in the player settings Audio track by defaultThe default_audio parameter allows you to enable the desired audio track by specifying its name. var player = new Playerjs({ "id":"player", "file":"//site.com/video.m3u8", "default_audio":"French" }); Remembering the choiceWith PRO you can turn on the RenamingYou can rename audio tracks for HLS or DASH with the rename_audio parameter (works from 13.15). rename_audio:{"es1":"Spanish","track2":"English"} Since version 17.8, you can use the track sequence number starting from 0 rename_audio:{0:"Spanish", 1:"Japan", 2:"English"} Switching in playlistIf you switch audio versions of a single file using a playlist, the continuation of time can be enabled by the "start":"continue" parameter for each playlist item. In this case, playback on switching will continue instead of starting over. |