Making Blue Ray with 2 audio tracks-Have a small dillemma

I just made a 90 min program that consists of 12 short movies (each on their own timeline). Audio trk 1 is 5.1. Audio track 2 is stereo. So far so good. When I made the disk and selected play all. Its starts playing. I switch the audio from Audio trk 1 (5.1) to 2 (stereo). When the first movie is done it switches back to trk 1 (5.1) for the second movie. I do not want that to happen. I want the entire program to be shown in stereo. Any idea what I can do to fix this little issue? Thank you.

Yes, Encore has a similar kind of bug when by default the 5.1 track is played for any fresh stream that is loaded.
Could you post a screen shot of the flowchart to show the navigation?
Meanwhile if you want to start by default with the second audio track, you can specify this either in the disc properties or while linking the individual timeline.
If you specify in the disc properties, then the setting will be applicable to the entire project.
For setting in Disc Properties do this:
Go to the disc Properties Panel and change the Audio to the desired track.
For changing the audio while linking the timeline, do this:
Click on the end action drop down and Go to the specify link and choose the desired audio track:
-Ramesh.

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