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Importing the audio channels
Hello,
I recorded on the XL2 on 3 channels, 1 and 2 as normal and I had a radio mic on channel 3. I have tried to capture the footage and audio into premiere pro, but I can not get channel up?? to hear it??? anyone know what I am doing wrong?? thanks |
Importing audio using FC - not working
Hey you.
I am facing similar problem, when importing audio recorded with wireless mic to Final Cut Express. I know the audio has been recorded on the tape, but can not get it in the Final Cut. Please help me, if you could |
Unless you are using Scenelyzer on the PC, pretty much all other NLE's that I know of will require you to run a 2nd pass with tk 3/4 settings in order to capture dedicated audio from tracks 3 & 4. Others might allow it, but I don't know of them. Generally, you will be required to altar the capture settings and then run the tape on a second pass (even if only just to capture the audio.)
-Jon |
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Just remember to check the box for 2nd audio channels in the configuration and have it create a seperate audio file, when you import the video into Premier, just also import the 2nd .wav file with the channel 3 and 4 audio. This will only require 1 pass, not 2 so you're going to save time and have what you want in the end. Just remember to add a mono audio track to your timeline, for some reason I always forget that step and it drives me nuts when I can't add the mono audio to a stereo track. Miguel |
Big issue for me as well. You can capture 4 channels with Liquid Edition (Pinnacle or Avid) which I am currently using. I am considering switching over to Vegas, which will require scenealyzer.
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The Matrox RTX10 & RTX100 let you capture all four channels either via their XTools software or from within Premiere Pro's capture utility.
Only one pass is required. |
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