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arodon7
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July 12, 2017
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Adobe Media Encoder Audio Settings / Premiere Audio Sequence settings

  • July 12, 2017
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Setting up an offline / online workflow and need to batch transcode 4k footage with 4 mono channels to 1080 proxy with the same amount of channels so when I relink back to my 4k footage the audio will match exactly. There isn't a "same as source" button for audio so I could either do

1 stream --> 4 channels

or click mono and add 4 streams with source channels being 1-1 , 2-2 , 3-3 , 4-4...

other question: when I create my sequence setting in premiere, when I do "new sequence from source" it creates a sequence with audio info: stereo but there are 4 audio tracks on my timeline which seem correct. Do i want to manually go in and change the sequence settings to 4 mono or leave as is?

I did a test and my original footage says "4 channel mapped to 4 mono" + my proxy file says "4 mono." So when I created a 4k sequence with 4 channels, pasted my proxy file into the timeline, made the clip offline, reconnected back to my original footage, only one audio channel reconnected instead of all 4.

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Legend
August 3, 2017

I recommend using only the native proxy process.  Stick to the included Cineform presets.

Work offline using proxy media |

Participant
August 2, 2017

Arodon7, did you find a solution to this?  I too am having this problem.  This method worked fine in 2016, but changed in 2017.

arodon7
arodon7Author
Participating Frequently
August 4, 2017

ended up transcoding in DaVinci Resolve, will link back to picture only in Resolve and send audio omf files out of premiere. Premiere's proxy process is a little convoluted for footage shot in 60fps, so sticking to Resolve for my workflow.

arodon7
arodon7Author
Participating Frequently
August 4, 2017

for my sequence settings I made a sequence with 4 mono tracks and didn't mess with the multichannel settings, but not sure if that is correct.