[Ron German]

Thank you very much, Todd. Very helpfull.
Your sugestion solved the problem. Besides changing my stereo track to 2 channel mono, I had to find and disable the deffective original channel (probably with an out of phase issue) with “none”.
Regards
Ron

[Ron German]

Thanks.
I have exported to mono audio, but this hasn`t solved my problem.
If I have a stereo audio track from a original video take with a supposed out of phase problem, I should find what channel has the issue and maybe transform the stereo track to mono, using the the good channel as refference… But I don`t know how to do it, yet.
Regards

[Ron German]

Not having much experience editing with Premiere Pro 6, Dave, I just don`t know (step by step) how do do it – to change the audio setting for export to Mono.
Thanks

[Ron German]

Thanks Michael.
But why the system (notebook) with Windows 8.1 with the same versions of Vegas 13 and Premiere Pro 6 (installed also in the desktop with Windows 7 Ultimate) shows DNXHR, as I said before?

[Ron German]

Thank you Glenn. Not a Avid user, but Vegas 13 and Premiere pro 6, and both only shows DNXHD as a option, not DNXHR.

[Ron German]

Nobody can help?