Exporting 5.1 Audio

Hi guys,.

I know there has already been various messages concerning the import and export audio 5.1 with Premiere Pro. I also know that there are a few plug-ins available for purchase that will allow this capability for PR. I guess my question is: are there other codecs or plug-ins for exporting 5.1? I'm looking for probably for something that put me out of business.

I don't mean to do something with it. Just to keep the audio.

Thank you!

You define how much of each track should go to the LFE channel with this button:

(1) if turn you them all fully CCW (left) you have an LFE channel empty.

If you want to add effects to the LFE channel, then do it in Audacity, or buy the hearing. First and Soundbooth won't let you do that.

(2) no matter what you do in the first mixture, to fix the hardware parameters, etc., first exit the file correctly. All tracks will be interspersed in the right order. First just does not display the order visually, just like the other programs, or the way in which the file format dictates. Hardware in first ONLY parameters make the sound from your speakers properly, they do not affect the creation of the file.

(3) YouTube there files surround audio on it, but I can't seem to play with a surround sound in my browser on my system. I'll try and see why.

Elevator music... pause... hmmmm... I'm hungry... ahhha!

When you export to create to create a surround for YouTube file, you don't have to use the Audacity workflow, unless you want to add something on the LFE channel. Simply file first in the H.264 format and select, for example, 'YouTube widescreen HD' as output format. Make sure that you assign to 5.1 output channels. First will export an mp4 file.

Now you may have noticed that you are no longer in AC3 format, but in AAFC. This is why you don't need the plugin SurCode.

Well, as we say in Italy "now we set ' tomato nother think end.»

The order of the pieces for an AAC file is not identical to an AC3 file. Accordingly, the order of the pieces displayed in Audacity will change according to what type of file it is. An AC3 and vague multi-track format are the same, but a file VAC is a different format.

Don't forget to 'Correct' order of the pieces for a file AC3, L, R, C, LFE, LS, RS
The LFE channel is the fourth since the Summit.

Here's what Audacity will display an AAC file: C, L, R, LS, RS, LFE
It is the top on the agenda of the bottom of the slopes.
So if you want to add effects on an AAC LFE channel, you need to put them on the bottom track (track 6).

Now, ideally, we would like to export our updated the LFE uncompressed on Audacity and import back into first, throw on the timeline, cut the other tracks and make our release of the first final mp4 file.

However, first don't like Audacity wave uncompressed file. I tried several formats, and I'm not the first to accept as a file 5.1 surround. It will be important, but he sees it as 6 mono tracks. So he cast them all out on the timeline in 6 different mono tracks. That won't work because now we're back where we started with a LFE channel with no way to assign only the LFE channel in the mixer. Again, it is because Adobe has designed wrong.

So what to do?
Unless I can find a way to export an uncompressed surround of Audacity, in a way that first will accept it as a file 5.1 surround, you will have to export from Audacity in AC3 format, import in the first, lay it on a timeline, cut your other tracks and make your mp4 file.

It will work, but you compress twice, not the best thing to preserve quality. One thing you can do is export file AC3 to audacity to the maximum bit rate (640) to minimize the loss of quality, then select what final compression in first to your taste. It will probably sound fine in this way. It's really the only solution for now, if you want to change the LFE channel.

We do not have this problem of double compression when we do a DVD because we put the right AC3 file in Encore, we never take it back in first.

I won my 10 points again for the right answer?

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