[Scott Nadeau]

I just tried to get the script to work in CS5 and all it did was delete the sequence markers on the current sequence and didn’t stop.

When I deleted the two lines as suggested (in the script) and ran the new one, it copied the first marker, then the 00:00:00:00 marker and stopped.

If I could get this to work it would save me a ton of work.

I have to subtitle a video and need the time codes to use in a DVD subtitle script.

[Scott Nadeau]

I’m having the same problem here.

If I use the Media Browser instead of the import function and drag the clip to the sequence, I am able to only listen to the track I want.

The problem comes when I switch to another program then switch back. Premiere somehow permanently mixes the channels and I have no way of fixing it.

I tried all of the other channel mapping suggestions too with no luck.

Let me know if you figured out a solution.