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Audio troubles with Final Cut Pro 6
I posted this on the Apple Final Cut board with no help so I thought I’d try it here. I am using the Blackmagic Decklink Extreme PCIe card to go from an analog deck to Final Cut Pro 6. I can tell that two separate and distinct channels are leaving the deck; but for some reason, either Final Cut or Blackmagic, both my audio channels are being put onto one channel in Final Cut. I need to keep the audio channels separate. I took everything into my local Apple Store and he said all my preferences and setups were correct and he could not understand why the audio channels were not staying split in the transfer from the deck to the computer. Any help you can give me on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Hi.
Are you sure you get mono down mix?
Maybe you have just one stereo track as is usually is ?
and both channels have theyr own content ?I use pc now and premiere and there you capture and get just one trac but both channels are separate.
You can look your audio in Soundtrac and see and hear if the channels are separate but in one file. There you could eazyly (if not in FCP already) mute one channel and save it as one trac and make annother version with second channel and voila you have separate tracks. It should be possible to do it in FCP also …. it is possible to do so in Premiere.Hope it helps.
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Margus
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