TKaraoke supports "nghe nhạc" mode and "sing karaoke" mode. To enter "nghe nhạc" mode, uncheck Tools-->Start Song With Audio Track 2. To enter "sing karaoke" mode, check Tools-->Start Song With Audio Track 2.

The above works great on all songs that have the Nhạc track (vocal + music) on track 1 and the Karaoke Track (music only) on track 2. While most DVD Karaoke has this property, some have it the other way around. In the past, to solve this inconsistency issue, we convert the VOB file to MKV and use TKT to swap the audio track permanently. Starting with TKaraokePro version 1.5.008, TKaraoke will do this audio track swap automatically if the folder containing your songs end with "!!". For example, folder "PBNK 53!!" will signal TKaraoke to swap the audio tracks of all songs inside this folder.

The following naming will swap all songs in disc 50, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56 57, 58, and 59:



Another feature that came with TKaraokePro v1.5.008 is showing the song type and its size when selecting a song. Another feature is showing the largest duplicate songs in blue and non-largest duplicate songs in red. The blue songs are the duplicated but most likely have the highest quality of all and should be kept. The red ones should be deleted.

Edited by user Friday, January 14, 2011 3:00:58 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

The problem is that when I ported songs over M-Player, there is only one folder and there are thousand of songs.
It will be a pain to convert all songs to MKV or identify which song have this facing this inconsistency.

As M-Player able to detect and auto switch, I think there got to be a way for TKaraoke to figure it out.
Actually, relying on Folder naming convention or convert to MKV format is not an optimal solution.

xin hỏi có cách nào đổi audio track qua karaoke track lẹ làng nhất khi hát không
cám ơn

I have a problem about this sound track technique, I hope someone can help. This (!!) symbol behind the folder name works 99.99 percent for me. However, it does not work for a few songs that I have. It seems that when I use the MKV merge to switch track it gives this problem. Of course I could always do a work around with the files but I was hoping that there would be an easy fix. The following link is from Van Son 24, which I download from this forum. Any opinion is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

http://antispam.tkaraoke.com/MU.aspx?d=BQ31H64D

Can you please check it again anh V. I use the vlc player and it shows that karaoke track is on track one and vocal is on track two. Therefore, when I try to use the symbol (!!) to swap track it doesn't work. It worked fine without the symbol. I just want to clarify that when I open the file using vlc player, the default track is track 2. I have a few files that have this problem. I don't know if that makes a difference. Thanks.

Edited by user Saturday, December 03, 2011 3:13:55 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified