If the wrong audio is being chosen by default you need to change the MKV tracks' 'default' property using MKVPropEdit or MMG's Header Editor, so that the correct track owns the flag. If you need to know what's in a subtitle track, the best way is to rip the MKV, extract the Subtitle with MKVExtract and load it into Subextractor or similar. You can set up MakeMKV to get VLC to play a Blu Ray, or you can just watch the output MKV, the ONLY way to know what each audio track contains is to listen to it.
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