Ken, again welcome back and great new product..
I would like you to add 'Thai' on the 5.1 audio channels, and please also add 'Bahasa Indonesia' and 'Bahasa Malay' to the subtitles pls.

Thx,


erick

I second the addition of Thai be added into the Audio (the content pulldown) language choices.

Requests also local spain languages: Catalan, Vasco/Euskera, Gallego (Galician).

And I would ask about opinion to put a diferentiation betwen spain spanish audio and south american neutral spanish dub. Neutral is because is diferent in different countries, but they only do one without local expresions.

I have some dvd-s that they have these 2 spanish audios, there are very diferent betwen then, not only by dubbers, diferent pronuntiation, translations are very diferentes:
- Que bueno que vinistes. South American.
- Que bien que has venido. Spain.

I like old neutral tracks, but new neutral tracks, for spanish is very hard to listen.

An another referent request, like audio track description we have comentary, only music, I request describe audio with censored or not censored. I have some titles that have the original censored dubb and they have also the new not censored dubb. I would like diference betwen then.

Quoting FHarlock:

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I remenber now, it will interesting put information of audiodescription tracks for people that could see.

These tracks have one off voice that do description of action an scene for persons who has problems to see can disfrute with the film.

Yes, I also have requested this before...

Quoting Kulju:

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Scandinavian releases also very often have, Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian and Serbian subtitles.

Serbian is the only not yet supported subtitle I have seen on a significant number of German dvds so I'll second that

not sure about the other suggestions as those start a whole new discussion about what constitutes a language and what's just a local dialect, not even the experts have any good definitions on that

I would like to see Swiss-German audio. The are some Swiss movies spoken in Swiss-German which a German speaking user would not understand without German subtitles or German dubbing. Today their audio is entered as "Other". Using "German" as audio is not an option because of the mentioned problems  understanding this language. Swiss-German subtitles would not be used BTW. At least I haven't seen them.