Export to tape with two separate audio channels

This is probably an obvious one, but I'm having a lot of trouble with it. How do I export to tape making two separate audio channels that can be pulled out separately; not mixed, in other words? I can print to tape, but of course that mixes the audio channels so they're inseperable. I am having trouble with the edit to tape feature, in that, for some reason I can't do insert editing.
My real question is about the separating of the tracks, though. If anyone can help me with that, I will be extremely grateful.
Thanks.

How do I export to tape making
two separate audio channels that can be pulled out
separately; not mixed, in other words? I can print
to tape, but of course that mixes the audio channels
so they're inseperable.
Are you sure that your audio channels are seperate on the timeline. You may have the tracks mono and don't realize it. For example you might have voice on channel one and music on two and three. You may need to pan the tracks right and left accordingly.

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How do You record ? With what Camera ?
• 2 Stereo tracks - one with background one with voice ?
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DV NTSC
29.97 fps
720x480
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30fps Drop-Frame Timecode
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assemble timecode, delay movie start, and preroll _ frames (none are checked)
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report dropped frames (not checked)
render audio before video (is checked)
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