So I got El Mariachi USA release and well like Desperado Audio 1 is wrong


in my opinion Audio 1 should be the first audio in analogue


So in this case it claims Audio 1 is Spanish Audio 2 is English then Commentary...


Except for analogue that's Audio 1 English Audio 2 Commentary Audio 3 Spanish


Desperado same thing. Not the original language


Audio 1 : English Audio 2 Spanish Audio 3 Commentary

But in Analogue is Audio 1: Spanish?? Audio 2 Commentary Audio 3 (digital is the original language.

Another silly buy. The Consumer grades don't last as long. Brothers consumer one is about 5 yrs younger than my 1988 Pioneer Industrial..


I just think the audio 1 and 2 would have another options Analogue vs Digital.. Ironically I got this cause a cousin in law born in Mexico City is married to my blood cousin. 2011 dad said up and down the marriage would never last Um 2024 Happy as a go go. with 2 kids. Evelyn and Ezra. I went to both of my cousins weddings. lady Cousins wedding was way better... alot of cultural fun. her brothers however was at a museum. and his friends got very drunk inside and were forcibly removed.. But I did get the Die Hard Treatment sorta Cool Black driver is driving and I didn't wat to be with the 2017 white vans of rap so I sat in the passenger seat in the limo then lost alot of hearing at the animal zoo. Man that audio was bad i that building. Imagine the animals X_X Um technically me lady Cousin is Jewish but she's Jewish Christian... Blowing off steam here. Lemme guess Japan has it right

My word. It’s like if Forper took shrooms.

WTF did just happen?

Really don’t know, but it sees to have happened twice!

Maybe one post is analog and the other digital?

Something like that. on an industrial Pioneer I can't play digital. So a movie in Spanish plays in English. And a movie in English plays in Spanish. (Pardon my N's that key has worn a hole in the middle. Typing on a membrane is a pain lol)

Ahh….I see. You’re saying you dislike the priority chosen for each language as to what gets the native language.

Sadly there’s no pleasing everyone. The LD standard for multilingual changed from L/R to A/D once the technology allowed. This allowed for LDs that are multilingual AND stereo.

Different people value different soundtracks differently. People like me expect the original language to have priority and get the Digital tracks whereas some other idiot might want the movie entirely dubbed into French just because he’s in Quebec and he’d want the original language in the Analog…not for reasons of quality but because his up to date player defaults to it.

The territory of the disc, the era of the disc, the intended buyer, all play into how the producer decides to arrange the sound.