Angelo Lorenzo
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Create a new sequence and set the master audio channel to 5.1 You will now have access to 5.1 panning controls in the audio mixer.
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If a 23.976 or 24 fps timeline is exported as an interlaced 29.97 file then simple pulldown should be added automatically by Premiere/AME.
I’ve tested it and looked at the pulldown cadence.
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I’d just go with a hardware store L bracket with a center slot cut to fit a 3/8″ bolt, some 3/8″ washers, bolts and wingnuts, maybe some nylon washers to avoid slippage. Photographic ball heads usually have a sturdy vertical position that would offer an alternative if you could find or retrofit one with a 3/8 boltIf you need to operate pan/tilt, you’d be better off sourcing a Lambda head and Mitchell plate tripod.
Just the first thoughts that come to mind.
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I was mistaken, this will be of more use https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/features-presets-missing-premiere-pro.html
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Error message? And a screenshot of your export settings is appreciated.
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Do you need to reencode the video? If the audio you’re placing in is the same length as your video, I would suggest mapping the new audio in using FFMPEG. This would simply delete the current audio track and replace it with the new one while leaving the video untouched.
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Put the audio track of the video in Audition’s multi-track and place the song under in track 2. Switch the polarity of track 2 and adjust the volume until you get the most amount of cancellation.
This is probably the method to get the most detail back out of your original dialog track but you’ll probably cause huge amounts of damage to it as the human voice is a very broadband sound (spans the frequencies of audible sound).
Alternately you could try using EQ to aggressively tune down the high and low end to give the music less power and apparent volume.
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I believe this is the download you need https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/library-functional-content-missing.html
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Without going into details (I have to get up early for a call time), I would think the following is a sufficient jumping off point:
1) Log in Premiere with file link on (the little chain icon which saves metadata to your footage along with it being present in your project file)
2) In Bridge select the file and export the metadata to an XMP file.
3) Open XMP file in Excel or find an XML to spreadsheet converter. Metadata is stored in a very common markup language called XML, the basis for which websites are programmed.
4) Print
This doesn’t solve issues with file types that don’t save metadata to the file directly like R3D but should suffice for a Quicktime/MOV based workflow.
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Does the waveform of the resulting audio look clipped, but at a lower volume?
What offboard mics are you using? Sounds like the diaphragms may be overloading.
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