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Audio Streams
Baz Cuda edited this page Jan 28, 2026
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Wiki Page: Audio
Help Page: Volume
If a media file contains multiple audio streams, you can cycle through them all and select each one in turn
- [F6] will cycle to and select the next available audio stream
- the end of the cycle includes "Audio: no" which will mute the audio
- pressing [F6] again will cycle to and select the first audio stream
- meta-data details of each track will be shown in the Notification Area
e.g. Audio: (1) (eng Vorbis 6ch 48000 Hz) [default]
If you are listening through an external device (e.g. via a Bluetooth transmitter to your earphones) the audio can lag behind the video images
- you can bring the audio forward in steps of 0.01 using Ctrl-[\]
- repeat this until the audio is in sync with the video
- if you bring the audio forward too much so that it is now ahead of the video you can delay it using Ctrl-[/], again in steps of 0.01
| Control | Action |
|---|---|
| [F6] | cycle through all audio tracks in the media file, one at a time |
| Ctrl-[\] | bring audio forward, relative to the video |
| Ctrl-[/] | delay the audio, relative to the video |
| [E] | [E]ars - mute/unmute sound |
| [↑] up arrow | increase the volume. Can be held down for rapid increase |
| [↓] down arrow | decrease the volume. Can be held down for rapid decrease |
| Mouse Wheel up/down | increase/decrease the volume |
| media keys | |
| Vol+ | increase the volume. Can be held down for rapid increase |
| Vol- | decrease the volume. Can be held down for rapid decrease |
| Vol-mute | mute/unmute sound |
| Ctrl-[V] | set System [V]olume to Max |