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Sun May 12, 2024 10:56 pm
Not a new thing. I know Davinci can accept multichannel audio when manually brought in.
However, when using an XML import from another software, the audio file IS imported to the Media Pool, however it doesn't link properly to the same media on the Timeline. In other words, the clip on the timeline is shown as a red clip (no media) in the correct location; it could not bind it to very same clip that it successfully loaded into the Media Pool.
For some reason, multichannel audio (more than a stereo pair) seems to not know how to deal with (or maybe it isn't being written to the XML from the other program).
However, when using an XML import from another software, the audio file IS imported to the Media Pool, however it doesn't link properly to the same media on the Timeline. In other words, the clip on the timeline is shown as a red clip (no media) in the correct location; it could not bind it to very same clip that it successfully loaded into the Media Pool.
For some reason, multichannel audio (more than a stereo pair) seems to not know how to deal with (or maybe it isn't being written to the XML from the other program).
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