No audio with BMCC CinemaDNG files

Hi everybody. I'm importing my RAW footage into SpeedGrade in order to export it to an editable file (ProRes) and I have no audio. The Audio window is greyed out as well.
The media has audio as I can hear it on other apps.

Hey, I've had any number of these things ... including some where I was having trouble and posted here only to realize the solution to my problem was SO staring me in the face the entire time I felt dumb as a rock (to use my 28-year-old ex-navy son's phrase). And totally embarrassed that I'd posted it here. This problem of yours was "simple" yet ... how many experienced people using say AVCHD and it's multi-part files & folder structure still end up here nearly every day because they've done something in moving files & projects around that led to PrPro not being able to play their footage or sequence properly? It's SO easy to do. To get that wrong, that is.
But then one time after posting a really dumb question I got a private message by another regular member here (and editor of some advanced skills professionally) thanking me for being so open in posting here, no matter how "dumb" my question ended up seeming to me. As ... to his pov, nearly everyone starting out in this software no matter HOW experienced in other editing rigs will have "dumb" problems too. Let alone those not used to this complicated video world. So he felt that I'd done two things: one, I'd helped make others feel more interested in posting their beginner troubles and two, I'd learned in the process. So ... keep at it, he says.
And I have. I still have dumb as rocks questions now and then, but ... I'm a lot farther along that I would have been if I hadn't posted them and my decent questions, and I've come to appreciate those around here who help others out. Stick around some, post any questions, and of course feel free to chime in when you think you've an answer for someone else. Nifty place in all ...
Neil

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