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  • I actually may be having a problem with a bug in the application. When I edited to tape a second time with the PAN slider all the way to -1 in a stereo pair I was able to see stereo on the digibeta deck. I can’t explain it. I guess final cut jst didn’t feel like giving me stereo yesterday.

  • I figure it out. So you have to set pan to 0 not -1 .

    Thanks for calling my attention to it. You’ve saved my day.

    -Ané

  • f.y.i. I have actually tried editing to tape both ways (dual mono and stereo)

  • When the two tracks are linked and a stereo pair or mono and I double click on them the Level is at 0dB and the Pan is at -1. Is this correct?

  • Thanks for your response.

    I don’t quite follow the panning issue. How can I test this? And do you mean that there may be some setting that is on the Digibeta deck when I blacken the tape that causes it to be Mono?

    In FCP I tried edit to tape with stereo pair and and with dual mono tracks and there was no difference. I also tried to export a quicktime from the sequence using both techniques and it was still mono. The only time I can get the real stereo tracks exported is if I do them one at a time but turning of Audio track 1 and exporting and AIFF file and then doing the other track 2 the same way and then importing them both again.

    Do you know why this may be happening?

    Thanks again,
    Ané

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