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Quicktimes I’m exporting are dual mono- need stereo
Okay. I’ve read the manual and I believe everything I can set to Stereo is set to stereo (see screen grabs below) but my Quicktimes that I export from FCP with current settings are coming out dual mono. Why? And how can I get them to come out with a Stereo mix without having to do QT conversion or go through compressor? My only audio tracks is a stereo mix directly from the audio engineer. Thanks in advance for any help!
MacBook Pro- Mac OS ver. 10.9.3- Processor 2.3GHz- 16GB memory
Final Cut 7
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Did you check the panning in the timeline?
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When i double click on the clip it is says -1 in the source window. That’s correct right?
MacBook Pro- Mac OS ver. 10.9.3- Processor 2.3GHz- 16GB memory
Final Cut 7
Adobe Premiere CC -
Everything says stereo…even the Quicktime information…so why do you think it’s dual mono?
Shane
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Because the place that’s trafficking the spots told me. They asked me to fix them.
MacBook Pro- Mac OS ver. 10.9.3- Processor 2.3GHz- 16GB memory
Final Cut 7
Adobe Premiere CC -
Two thing, first of all, you need to discover if the file from sound engineer is a real steep or dual mono (use a correlation meter to discover it). Second, if the file is real stereo, you need to pan pot ch1 to left and ch2 to right.
Massimo Alberto Croce
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If they say it’s dual mono, then the files you got back from the audio engineer might be dual mono. Yeah, you’ll have to have that checked.
Shane
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Read my blog, Little Frog in High Def
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