Duplicate one channel of audio FCPX

Im editing a wedding were a videographer used a wireless mic on the groom, How do i duplicate that wireless audio channel so i can hear it in both speakers? FCPX vs 10.0.9. thank you

What are you seeing in the meters? What is the channel configuration, stereo or dual mono? Dual mono should let you switch off the unused channel and send the audio to both sides.

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similar question, I found a thread that may solve your problem: Sony PMW-200 file import into Premiere Pro CS6 only get 1 Ch. audio, you can go for a look. Or you can try some converters to help you. Handbrake, any video converter, ffmpeg,imixmxf, transcode them first, then reload into premiere.

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On the track in garageband, I made sure that the real instrument settings were set to Stereo. I have been messing around with this thing for an HOUR and I am still only getting one channel of audio. I've done everything I've been able to come up with in google and still nothing works. If anyone has any ideas ,that would be swell because I'm beginning to think that the crappy built in mic on my mac is looking really good about now.

You're welcome.
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Working in Prem Pro CC on my Mac Pro.
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IF the problem is inverse phase, all you need to do is switch either the left or right, which will put whichever one you switch back in phase with the other one.
HOWEVER, as a test, if you hit the "Make Mono" button in the Gain effect BEFORE switching the phase of either channel, it will combine the two channels. If they completely cancel out during playback, phase was your problem with the phones. If it doesn't cancel out though, your problem isn't phase. Again, I doubt a complete lack of audio is due to phase issues, but test it out.
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Welcome to the HP Forums.
It appears you've lost audio. I will try to help you with this.
No Sound from the Speakers (Windows 7)
No Sound from Speakers (Windows 8)
Follow the document for the version of Windows installed on your notebook.
Make sure that you've updated the drivers, use the HP Support Assistant for this.
Please let me know the results and if you run into any issues.
Thank you for posting on the HP Forums.
I worked on behalf of HP.

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When I export the audio from Final Cut, I get only one channel of audio ( right side). This happens with all the AC3 and PCM audio settings.
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What version of Premiere Elements and on what computer operating system?     Elements 13 on Windows 7
What is the brand/model/settings of the camera that recorded these videos?        ony PMW 320
When you import them into your Premiere Elements project, what does Premiere Elements Properties for that import give for
the audio description in the way of number of channels? If you open the Audio Meter (Window Menu/Audio Meters) and you play back
the video in the Premiere Elements Editor, how many channels does the Audio Meter display?
I just drag and drop video and when playing back only channel 1 will appear
What is your intended export for this video in terms of audio as well as video compression and formats?    MP4
I think you can only use audio if it's recorded on channel 1 or it does not recognize it.
Thanks for the help if possible,Kevin416 873 8374

Duplicate one channel of audio FCPX

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