PAL 32mhz and still only right channel audio

hi
i have captured first tape of 32mhz audio mini dv ape, and the auio playback is fine. It plays through both speakers on macbook.
I started to capture the 2nd tape, which was a continuation of the first tape, and the audio only plays back through the right speaker...
any suggestions?
thanks

Open the clip in the Viewer.
Select the audio Tab and dial the PAN to 0 (zero).
This will give you sound from both Speakers.
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