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Conductor picks the starting audio track, subtitle track, and version every time you press Play, so you spend less time correcting tracks at the start of a movie or episode.
Set it up in Settings > User Preferences > Conductor.
A short onboarding walks you through the choices the first time.
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Manual | Uses your fixed language, subtitle, anime, and quality rules |
| Auto | Learns from your playback choices |
Auto is part of Conductor Pro.
It learns from meaningful track and version choices that you keep watching, then uses those preferences to improve future selections.
See the Pro article for the learning model and profile controls.
Add the languages you understand under Languages, and order them by priority if you add several.
Conductor uses this list to judge every track decision that follows.
Foreign Audio decides what happens when a title's original language isn't one of yours:
| Option | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Automatic | Balances original audio and dubs based on your languages |
| Original | Always the original language track |
| Dubbed | A dub in your language when one exists |
Automatic Subtitles: Subtitles when audio is foreign and forced subtitles for foreign dialogue only
Prefer SDH Subtitles: Picks a hearing-accessible track when available
Language Rules let you choose a subtitle language based on the audio language that is active.
For example, a Japanese audio → English subtitles rule selects English subtitles whenever Conductor starts playback with Japanese audio.
Open Settings > User Preferences > Conductor > Language Rules to add or remove rules.
Each side can match either:
Rules are explicit instructions rather than learned preferences.
Conductor evaluates matching rules when playback starts.
For live rule behavior that adapts to changes mid-playback, see Conductor Pro
Anime gets its own set of rules. It currently covers Subbed v Dubbed, but more features are currently in development.
| Option | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Auto | Follows your Foreign Audio rule |
| Subbed | Japanese audio with subtitles |
| Dubbed | Dubbed audio when available |
Neptune detects anime automatically.
When an item has several versions (a 4K Dolby Vision remux and a 1080p encode, say), Conductor scores them against your quality preferences:
The version picker marks Conductor's recommendation with a sparkle badge.
Turn on Automatic in Quality Preferences to let Conductor select the recommended version outright.
In Manual mode that recommendation follows your fixed rules; Auto mode can refine it from what you actually watch.
In Auto mode, View Profile Data shows what Conductor has learned about you.
You can Run Setup Again to redo onboarding, or Clear Learning Data to wipe the memory and start fresh.