Right click your video file on the timeline (or Bin), select the audio info tab, look at channel settings, stereo should be selected (original settings)
Does your original recording only have audio on channel 1 ? look at the captured waveform display in Edius, only the upper channel has a Wave display ?
If for example you only have audio signal on Channel 1 and you want to make it also appear on channel 2 select "Monoral Channel 1" now you will have dual mono audio, note that this does not make it stereo !
And the beauty of this trick, it's real time, your processor doesn't notice it . . . . .
Clear your audio tracks using the little a to the left of the timeline and then redrag the audio down to yur audio track. It should then all go on one track instead of the two and play out both speakers
Thanks for the advise. Unfortunetly it does not worck. I will just have to put it on 2 audeo tracks. I would also like to map the tracks in such a way that if I drop the video on v1 that the audeo would automaticly go to a1 etc.
may be one day I,l figure it out.
dou you see stereo level or only left or right channel level in the mixer ? if you can see stereo level from the track in the mixer, check out put from your system.
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