[Tomek Cobas]

I think You missed the point, or did not read my entire post.

The point is that Presets in media encoder do not allow for creating passthrough audio. (like for video settings – “based on source) hence the need to create separate preset for every audio channel variation you media happen to be.

What is strange to me is that while such a preset cannot be created within AME. Ingest presets provided with premiere out of the box (cineform proxy presets) – are able to do that. Whatever you throw at them they will perform audio encoding based on source file – (no need for specifying number of audio channels). So Premiere has that capability, But presets to acheive that cannot be build from end user perspective. Either that or im missing something.

as You mentioned The video You linked does not go into audio.

[Tomek Cobas]

Premiere CC2018 Still cant attach proxies with mismatched audio.

But what is intriguing in all of this is that presets that are provided with premiere (on windows) namely the cineform gorpo proxy ingest presets are capable of creating Proxy files with matching audio.

So when I have lets say 2 diferent files, one with audio and the other without audio. If I select them, (Inside Premiere) right click and create proxy using cineform preset. Premiere will send the job to AME and AME will create one file with audio and the second one without audio. So there clearly is way to Encode a file in AME With – matching audio. I just cant seem to figure out how to create such a preset on my own. I have tried to “reverse engeneer” those presets to create a Dnx Preset for creating proxies but with no luck.

[Tomek Cobas]

I know this thread is a little dusty to say the least. But im curenlty trying to configure dual g13 with resolve. I hit a bit of a snag, Windows is interpreting them as the same keyboard, witch mens they both have the same set of buttons mapped and behave as mirrored devices. Anyone has some insight on how to use them separatly on a single PC?

this thread indicates that some people were able to do exaclty that.