Audio render settings are profoundly broken.
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2018 11:53 pmHi all.
I'm trying to render out my program's audio as wave files, and again I'm stymied by some problems with the audio UI and rendering.
In the attached screen shot, you can see that the render settings' audio track numbers and types do not agree with what's shown in the timeline. It says track 2 is 5.1, but that's wrong; track 2 is stereo and track 3 is 5.1.
I did a test render to see what I'd get, and what I got is a four-channel wave file containing timeline audio tracks 1 and 2 (which are both stereo). And, no surprise, the first two channels are full of audio even though the corresponding timeline track is muted.
It is impossible to render audio track 3; as noted before, these controls are quite defective and won't even go up to 3.
I then removed audio track 1 from the render and rendered track 2 (which is erroneously shown as 5.1). I got a two-track wave file, as expected considering the previous result.
What is going on here?
I'm trying to render out my program's audio as wave files, and again I'm stymied by some problems with the audio UI and rendering.
In the attached screen shot, you can see that the render settings' audio track numbers and types do not agree with what's shown in the timeline. It says track 2 is 5.1, but that's wrong; track 2 is stereo and track 3 is 5.1.
I did a test render to see what I'd get, and what I got is a four-channel wave file containing timeline audio tracks 1 and 2 (which are both stereo). And, no surprise, the first two channels are full of audio even though the corresponding timeline track is muted.
It is impossible to render audio track 3; as noted before, these controls are quite defective and won't even go up to 3.
I then removed audio track 1 from the render and rendered track 2 (which is erroneously shown as 5.1). I got a two-track wave file, as expected considering the previous result.
What is going on here?
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