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How to create a multi channel video in premiere pro

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May 13, 2021 May 13, 2021

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I'm trying to make a three-channel video for an art exhibition, 3 projectors playing at once, synchronized for the final output...but I am not quite sure how to edit this in premiere and there are not so many resources available. For now I have the 3 videos on 3 separate video tracks and the audio on corresponding 3 audio tracks. I don't know how this should be exported to be 3 channels...does anyone have experience with this sort of thing?

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May 14, 2021 May 14, 2021

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I don't think any program for playback would seprate the the audio and video tracks. I think you would have to dissable and enable the tracks as needed and render them out. You coud do a picture in picture for the video tracks.

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I think you should basically look at it from the projector end of the problem.

what you make in editor and export will be xferred to the projector(s).

so google video switches and that sort of thing... keeping in mind how YOUR projectors work.

 

 

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