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How to Use Hindi Audio Tracks in MX Player: A Complete Guide

MX Player is one of the most popular video players for Android, known for its hardware acceleration and subtitle support. However, one of its most powerful (and sometimes confusing) features is the ability to switch between multiple audio tracks, including Hindi.

Summary Checklist

1. Check the file: Is it Dual Audio? Use the Audio button.
2. Is it single audio? Download the Hindi track separately.
3. Match the time: Ensure the downloaded audio runtime matches the video runtime.
4. Load it: Use "Open audio" or rename the file to match the video.

If you have a separate Hindi audio file (e.g., .mp3, .m4a) for a video, you can link them: hindi audio track for mx player

• If you downloaded the audio track, it might be an AC3 or DTS file. Some versions of MX Player (specifically the free version from the Play Store) may not support these formats due to licensing.
• Fix: Try downloading the MX Player Codec (AC3/DTS) separately (search for "MX Player custom codec AC3" on Google) or switch to MX Player Pro if you have it.

from the list. The audio will switch immediately without restarting the video. 2. Adding a Separate (External) Hindi Audio Track How to Use Hindi Audio Tracks in MX

Open External Audio: While the video is playing, go to the Audio menu (via the three dots) and look for an "Open" or "Add Audio" option. Check the file: Is it Dual Audio

1. Download MKVToolNix (Free, Open Source).
2. Drag your video file (e.g., Movie.mp4) into the "Input" section.
3. Drag your Hindi audio track (e.g., Hindi.mp3) into the same section.
4. Uncheck the original English audio track if you don't want it.
5. Set the default track flag for Hindi to "Yes."
6. Click "Start multiplexing."
7. The new output file will now have Hindi as the default audio track. You can open this file directly in MX Player forever without reloading.