Ricardo Lacombe
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Could it be that it is because my soundcard only outputs 5.1 via SPDIF output? I have a feeling that for Premiere and Audition I need a card with 6 actual seperate analogue outputs?
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Thanks for the response.
I have tried everything with Adobe Audition too and cannot get it to work. It does however work fine in Cubase, and Cakewalk apps, and on any DVD playback. Just not Adobe Audition or Premiere?! -
That is fine, but even when I import in the files to Premiere in this workflow, my rear speakers are still not being heard. And if import as one interleaved 6-channel WAV then I cannot get any controls to tweak the sound in Prmiere. First problem first, the rear speakers just have no sound!!! But they do when I run anything else, like DVD playback etc.
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OK…thanks…I’ll mail shortly.
I’ve got all relevant files (AE and Premiere) in a zip file..about 28mb. I#ll do it via YouSendIt maybe.I’ll mail you.
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Sure…what’s your email? All the help I can get on this one as it’s cost me some lost business!
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Hi Mike….I have been trying to fix this problem still with no luck…..is it possible to still mail you some examples of this problem? What is your email address?
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Sorry….just checking the figures…..
…it’s the Adobe standard defaults for DV Pal.Adobe After Effects Project and export listed as:
D1 / DV Pal (1.07) 4:3 Frame Aspect Ratio. Resolution: Full 720 x 576
(There is no compostition setting for 1.067 that I can see!!!)Adobe Premiere project is identified as the default which says:
D1 / DV Pal (1.067) 4:3 Frame Aspect Ratio. Resolution Full 720 x 576
So i can see the difference (nless After Effects is just rounding up the decimels?)
IN A NUTSHELL:
When I create the After Effects composition, there is NO setting for 1.067….DV Pal is listed as 1.07
In Premiere it is always listed as 1.067 (with NO 1.07 mentioned)I have always assumed that the settings are actually the same and After Effects doesn;t say 1.067 beacsue it’s just rounding the decimel up?
Any use?
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Yes it is….720 x 576 in DV Pal, 1.07 pixel ratio and 4:3 format. As I say, when I watch the AVI back BEFORE importing it into Premiere, it’s perfect quality.