Importing of Multi-Channel Audio (5.1)

FutureX wrote on 8/20/2021, 7:13 PM

I've seen that this is possible but I can figure out how to make it happen. I have exported a 1920x1080 ProRes HQ 23.98 5.1 video file from Adobe Premiere. It's the proper 5.1 not 6 mono channels. I've tried all the versions of Movie studio and none will bring in the audio. I basically just need to make a Blu-ray with a simple black menu with white text. Very, very simple.

Thanks!

FutureX

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robertOZ wrote on 8/20/2021, 9:32 PM

Dolby Digital For Win 10 and most NLE's is still supported for Stereo, it is the Surround Sound option that is no longer supported. with a video containing Surround Sound the program sees it as being stereo having 2 channels L/R

 

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FutureX wrote on 8/23/2021, 12:36 PM

Thanks for the response! Funny that Vegas would remove Surround Sound ability? Sounds like a step backward.

vkmast wrote on 8/23/2021, 2:25 PM

Pls see this comment (and the next but one). And ""Starting with the current versions of Windows 10, the VEGAS product line uses native Windows tools for stereo AC-3 encoding and decoding."