fix(Format): Extracting audio language from captions #470
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This pull request fixes a bug in #445. Turns out
caption_track_indicesis used to determine the order of the caption tracks in the UI, whereasdefault_caption_track_indexrefers to the original order of the caption tracks.Noticed that the order can differ while digging into this video with broken audio track: https://youtu.be/UJeSWbR6W04 (the bug doesn't actually crop up for that video, as it has multiple audio tracks, so we don't need to dig around in the captions but it would have picked Portuguese instead of English for that video, if it did only have one audio track).