Add Multi-Audio Track Ability to Flash Export

When authoring DVDs and Blu-ray disks we have options to add alternate audio tracks which the user can select on the fly or we can add menu options for their selection. This ability is absent in flash exports from CS3.

Hi
Not in iMovie as standard (only two alt. - Pic in Pic or Side by Side)
Work around:
• Create the MultiClip in QuickTime Player Pro - and import this - or -
• Create first Pic in Pick as a new iMovie project
- Export this as a full quality QT.mov
- Import this into a New Project
- Add one more Pic
- Export / Import / Add - and so om
• Use FinalCut Pro instead - all things like this is so much easier
Yours Bengt W

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So I go to the Audio Mixer. Position the CTI at the start of the tracks and hit the red RECORD button. The red spot starts blinking. Then I hit the START/STOP button expecting the tracks to start mixing into the Master track. Instead, I get this error message
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I get the same problem if I try the mix onto a submix track.
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Jacques, I havn't seen 1.5 for a while, so I need to stress that what I'm about to say is more of an educated guess linked to a rough memory.
Each audio track in the mixer has a small chip (tickbox in 1.5??) that you click in order to enable that track for recording. In CS3 it's a little microphone.
Having said that, I DON'T think that's going to give you what you want, as the intention of the recording functionality in PP is to record audio FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE (like a microphone) straight to an audio track, say, when doing a Voice Over for some video.
You can't "mix down" to the master, as the master is not a track per se. It's just a "final" level control. The master will always be the sum of the active tracks, and THAT'S what will be rendered in the final output.
You can still "live mix" your audio with the faders, it's just that those movements get recorded as keyframes on each of the tracks you modify (including, BTW, the Master).
The advantage to this workflow is that every fader move you make is infinitley editable... a small error when riding the faders can easily be fixed by dragging keyframes.
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Hana wrote:
... I tried just adding the 2nd music track under the first but when I 'drop' the track it doesn't show up anywhere. ...
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I have a small (16 slides) keynote file that runs perfectly in Keynote.
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When I export to QT the individual voice audio track is clipped off at various times on each slide. The slide's other transitions continue to run with the background music playing just fine. The next slide begins as expected, playing all sound files, until the individual voice audio file is cut off again.
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Hi
Not in iMovie as standard (only two alt. - Pic in Pic or Side by Side)
Work around:
• Create the MultiClip in QuickTime Player Pro - and import this - or -
• Create first Pic in Pick as a new iMovie project
- Export this as a full quality QT.mov
- Import this into a New Project
- Add one more Pic
- Export / Import / Add - and so om
• Use FinalCut Pro instead - all things like this is so much easier
Yours Bengt W

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The caveats that I would issue to others are:
1.) muxed Assets often work fine, but can cause problems. Properly spec'ed. elemental streams seem to never cause problems.
2.) Encore will allow one to populate a Timeline with multiple Assets. However, it can get very confused in some cases. One is where an Audio Clip is just an Audio Unit, or two, too long, and one has a tiny gap, between their Videos. Using one Timeline per Sequence will always work, so long as the Assets are properly spec'ed.
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