Windows Media Player Two Audio Tracks

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WMP 12 plays the wrong audio track by default on MP4 files

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/windows/en-US/bfc6a05a-bcf8-4b4e-8edb-9cdd20e221ff/wmp-12-plays-the-wrong-audio-track-by-default-on-mp4-files#:~:text=When%20an%20MP4%20file%20has%20two%20audio%20tracks,to%20play%20the%20first%20audio%20track%20by%20default.

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Windows Media Player not showing extra audio tracks ...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/windows-media-player-not-showing-extra-audio/5162091e-4c5a-44d5-9bb2-958cd83b3f9b

Press Ctrl+M or Alt to view the "default menu" (you can also right-click to the right or left of the audio controls, but "show menu bar" does not show in Now Playing mode). Select "Play" > "Audio and language tracks". Select the audio track you would like to play. Press Ctrl+M to remove the menu.

How To Select An Audio Track In Windows Media Player

https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/select-audio-track-in-windows-media-player/

On the classic menu, go to Play>Audio and language tracks. If your file has additional audio tracks, you will see them in the sub-menu. There are exceptions here. For example, during tests, I found out that Windows Media Player doesn’t load audio that is basically just a commentary track. This sub-menu only contains options that are the audio for the file.

Are there any media players that will play multiple audio ...

https://www.quora.com/Are-there-any-media-players-that-will-play-multiple-audio-tracks-simultaneously-I-dont-want-to-merge-it-I-dont-want-to-watch-it-in-an-editor-I-just-need-a-media-player-capable-of-playing-multiple-audio-tracks

Any Digital Audio Workshop (DAW) will do this - it will also give you the option to merge (mix) the tracks into one (or a stereo pair) and watch the output in an editor, but you can ignore these options, and just listen to the result. Audacity is a free and straightforward example for Windows and Linux. Just load your different audio files into different tracks, and hit play.

In Windows Media Player, how do I split an album in two ...

https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/in-windows-media-player-how-do-i-split-an-album-in-two.393007/

In Windows Media Player, I am trying to split the songs from a 2-fer compilation CD into two separate albums. I went into my files and created a second folder for the split, then moved the second album's files to the new folder. Of course, that didn't work. WMP still recognizes only one album. Is there a way to trick WMP into doing what I want ...

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