Hello It seems that there is a bug on the audio export DR15b3
System Windows 10 Da Vinci 15.3 Timline 5.1 audio
No matter which export format i choose (quicktime, mp4) and which video codec (DNX, h264) if the audio is set to AAC it creates a strange mix where most of the signal is routet to channel 1. When exporting quicktime and changing audio to pcm everything works fine.
Alexander Gietz wrote:OK, done more research ... it is a Bug!
Delivery 5.1 PCM from resolve gives perfect result
Delivery 5.1 AAC from resolve gives jumbled up channel mapping
LPCM = Left, Right, Centre, LFE, Left Surround, Right Surround
AAC = Centre, Left, Right, Left Surround, Right Surround, LFE
Yes, absolutely correct ... but ... if you reimport the delivered AAC file into a 5.1 track, you will see that the channels are mixed up and not at all in the supposed order.
Alexander Gietz wrote:if you reimport the delivered AAC file into a 5.1 track, you will see that the channels are mixed up and not at all in the supposed order.
Since Resolve does not provide AAC channel order for Timeline Tracks, is channel order in the deliverable confirmed as incorrect via a QC tool such as Baton?
Reynaud Venter wrote:is channel order in the deliverable confirmed as incorrect via a QC tool such as Baton?
Since I don't have Baton, I cannot answer this ... all I know is that the Quicktime Player gives the same jumbled result when playing the AAC delivery from Resolve. It gives correct results when playing the Resolve PCM delivery or a FinalCut AAC delivery.