Importing QT with 2 audio tracks

I have a bunch of QT files that are XDCAM HD422 1080i60. I've confirmed that
there are 2 discreet audio channels. Interviewer on Ch1 Interviewee on Ch2.
The footage was shot at 23.98 and recorded with pulldown. I'm using After
Effects to remove pulldown and make new QT files. When I import the QT files
into AE the clip only seems to have 1 audio channel and when I render out, the
same audio is on ch1 and ch2. Am I missing something here?
Thanks,
KEN

AE is a compositing app, not an audio processing tool. Extract the channels in your editing program and import them as separate files if needed. The behavior is correct in every way.
Mylenium

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