[Edmond Bina]

How do you do this in FCP 7?

[Edmond Bina]

Thanks,

What I did was go under Sequence->Settings->Audio Output, then selected 6 outputs, each dual mono.

Then I went to my audio tracks in each timeline and right clicked by A1, A2, etc and told each one which audio track to output to. That did the trick!

Now when I open it in quicktime or import it into an FCP timeline, I have all the tracks seperated so each one can be edited or removed individually.

[Edmond Bina]

Does anyone know of any companies that do what Mark is describing?

Basically offering a service for entire analog video library conversion to digital.

This is something that I am interested in and would like to see if other people have a model setup for it.

[Edmond Bina]

Thanks for your feedback.

What you describe is something I have also thought about. But I wonder how much I have to invest in it for it to really work and be profitable.

For that kind of business to be a attractive to you, what would it need to have?

I can imagine I would have to buy a massive amount of tape decks of different formats, a machine for each one, and massive amounts of storage space.

What are your thoughts?