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Any way to output separate audio tracks in Resolve 11?
I’m new to Resolve but not entirely new to video editing (have used Final Cut “classic” in the past). I searched through the PDF manual and online but could find no solution to my question.
I have DaVinci Resolve 11 Lite–the main difference between lite and full seeming to be that Lite doesn’t support control surfaces or 3D, neither of which I use–on a 2010 Mac Pro running OSX 10.9.4. I’m using it primarily for its editing features. I can find no way to output multiple audio tracks as separate tracks in the Quicktime file, such as separate languages or voiceover/commentary. The audio options in the Deliver screen seem to affect all audio globally as a single stereo pair.
Is it possible in Resolve 11 to output separate audio tracks in a single file deliverable? Am I asking too much of the Lite version?
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Yes, it’s possible. You need to map out your tracks in the mixer to the appropriate destination track.
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Thank you, I didn’t think to look for that in the Media Pool — I was looking in the Deliver section after arranging and mixing.
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Sorry, I think we’re talking about different things. What I’m trying to do is, for example, to output a single Quicktime file which has both an English language track and a Spanish language track, but they should not play at the same time. The viewer should be able to select which language to listen to.
Unless I’m missing something very basic (quite possible) the channel mixer only seems to let me map audio to a stereo or 5.1 mix.
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