Replace audio in MXF

Hi,
I need to know how to replace audio channels in an MXF (OP1a, IMX50 codec), and leave everything else untouched (video, timecode, etc)
Either with Premiere or with Media Encoder
Thank you!!

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many thank for your feedback. Hav a nice Day
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Replace audio in multiple video clips at one time
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class com.tt.games.newsfinder.Themes{
//AVAILABLE THEMES
public static var THEME_1:String = "sports";
public static var THEME_2:String = "music";
public static var THEME_3:String = "pets";
public static var THEME_4:String = "flying";
public static var THEME_5:String = "new teeth";
public static var THEME_6:String = "hats";
public static var THEME_7:String = "bikes";
public static var THEME_8:String = "swimming";
public static var THEME_9:String = "zoos";
public static var THEME_10:String = "shoes";
public static var THEME_11:String = "bedtime stories";
public static var THEME_12:String = "moving house";
public static var THEME_13:String = "cleaning your teeth";
public static var THEME_14:String = "films";
public static var THEME_15:String = "painting and drawing";
public static var THEME_16:String = "food";
public static var THEME_17:String = "drinks";
public static var THEME_18:String = "the seaside";
public static var THEME_19:String = "trees";
public static var THEME_20:String = "boats";
//SELECTED THEM
public static var CURRENT_THEME:String;
//FRAME LABELS FOR ANT NEWS TOPICS
public static var TOPICS_SPORT:Array = ["football","cricket","tennis","balls","bowling"];
public static var TOPICS_MUSIC:Array = ["guitar","recorder","notes"];
public static var TOPICS_PETS:Array = ["fish","hamster","dog","rabbit","mouse"];
public static var TOPICS_FLYING:Array = ["plane_green","plane_yellow","plane_small"];
public static var TOPICS_NEW_TEETH:Array = ["teeth"];
public static var TOPICS_HATS:Array = ["hat1","hat2","hat3"];
public static var TOPICS_BIKES:Array = ["bike1","bike2","bike3"];
public static var TOPICS_SWIMMING:Array = ["goggles","flippers","rubber_ring"];
public static var TOPICS_ZOO:Array = ["octopus","monkey","snake","dolphin"];
public static var TOPICS_SHOES:Array = ["shoes1","shoes2","shoes3"];
public static var TOPICS_BOOKS:Array = ["book1","book2","book3"];
public static var TOPICS_MOVING:Array = ["box1","box2","box3"];
public static var TOPICS_CLEANING_TEETH:Array = ["toothpaste"];
public static var TOPICS_FILM:Array = ["projector","camera"];
public static var TOPICS_DRAWING:Array = ["pencil"];
public static var TOPICS_FOOD:Array = ["cake"];
public static var TOPICS_DRINK:Array = ["tea_pot","cups"];
public static var TOPICS_SEASIDE:Array = ["sandcastle","bucket","spade","crabs"];
public static var TOPICS_TREES:Array = ["tree1","tree2","tree3"];
public static var TOPICS_BOATS:Array = ["boat1","boat2","boat3"];
public static function fGetTopicsByTheme(p_nLength:Number):Array{
var l_aTopics:Array = new Array();
var l_aChosen:Array = new Array();
switch(CURRENT_THEME){
case THEME_1: l_aTopics = TOPICS_SPORT.slice(); break;
case THEME_2: l_aTopics = TOPICS_MUSIC.slice(); break;
case THEME_3: l_aTopics = TOPICS_PETS.slice(); break;
case THEME_4: l_aTopics = TOPICS_FLYING.slice(); break;
case THEME_5: l_aTopics = TOPICS_NEW_TEETH.slice(); break;
case THEME_6: l_aTopics = TOPICS_HATS.slice(); break;
case THEME_7: l_aTopics = TOPICS_BIKES.slice(); break;
case THEME_8: l_aTopics = TOPICS_SWIMMING.slice(); break;
case THEME_9: l_aTopics = TOPICS_ZOO.slice(); break;
case THEME_10: l_aTopics = TOPICS_SHOES.slice(); break;
case THEME_11: l_aTopics = TOPICS_BOOKS.slice(); break;
case THEME_12: l_aTopics = TOPICS_MOVING.slice(); break;
case THEME_13: l_aTopics = TOPICS_CLEANING_TEETH.slice(); break;
case THEME_14: l_aTopics = TOPICS_FILM.slice(); break;
case THEME_15: l_aTopics = TOPICS_DRAWING.slice(); break;
case THEME_16: l_aTopics = TOPICS_FOOD.slice(); break;
case THEME_17: l_aTopics = TOPICS_DRINK.slice(); break;
case THEME_18: l_aTopics = TOPICS_SEASIDE.slice(); break;
case THEME_19: l_aTopics = TOPICS_TREES.slice(); break;
case THEME_20: l_aTopics = TOPICS_BOATS.slice(); break;
if(l_aTopics.length < p_nLength){
//make it long enough!
var l_nDif:Number = p_nLength - l_aTopics.length;
for(var i:Number = 0; i< l_nDif; i++){
//add the list itself, in case its length is 1!
l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(l_aTopics);
//now trim it
l_aChosen = l_aTopics.slice(0,p_nLength);
return l_aChosen;
* get a random selection of topics of a fixed length, not including those from the chosen theme
public static function fGetRandomTopics(p_nItems:Number):Array{
var l_aTopics:Array = new Array();
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_1) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_SPORT);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_2) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_MUSIC);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_3) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_PETS);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_4) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_FLYING);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_5) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_NEW_TEETH);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_6) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_HATS);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_7) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_BIKES);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_8) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_SWIMMING);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_9) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_ZOO);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_10) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_SHOES);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_11) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_BOOKS);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_12) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_MOVING);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_13) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_CLEANING_TEETH);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_14) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_FILM);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_15) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_DRAWING);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_16) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_FOOD);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_17) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_DRINK);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_18) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_SEASIDE);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_19) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_TREES);
if(CURRENT_THEME != THEME_20) l_aTopics = l_aTopics.concat(TOPICS_BOATS);
l_aTopics = Randomise.fRandomise(l_aTopics);
return l_aTopics.slice(0,p_nItems);
public static function fGetThemeByTopic(p_sTopic:String):String{
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_SPORT)) return THEME_1;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_MUSIC)) return THEME_2;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_PETS)) return THEME_3;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_FLYING)) return THEME_4;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_NEW_TEETH)) return THEME_5;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_HATS)) return THEME_6;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_BIKES)) return THEME_7;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_SWIMMING)) return THEME_8;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_ZOO)) return THEME_9;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_SHOES)) return THEME_10;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_BOOKS)) return THEME_11;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_MOVING)) return THEME_12;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_CLEANING_TEETH)) return THEME_13;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_FILM)) return THEME_14;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_DRAWING)) return THEME_15;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_FOOD)) return THEME_16;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_DRINK)) return THEME_17;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_SEASIDE)) return THEME_18;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_TREES)) return THEME_19;
if(fIsInList(p_sTopic,TOPICS_BOATS)) return THEME_20;
return "";
private static function fIsInList(p_s:String,p_aList:Array):Boolean{
var l_n:Number = p_aList.length;
var l_b:Boolean = false;
for(var i:Number = 0; i < l_n;i++){
if(p_aList[i] == p_s){
//trace("!!! ** match >> " + p_aList[i] + " matches " + p_s);
l_b = true;
break;
return l_b;
public static function fRandomTheme():String{
var l_aThemes:Array = [THEME_1,
THEME_2,
THEME_3,
THEME_4,
THEME_5,
THEME_6,
THEME_7,
THEME_8,
THEME_9,
//THEME_10, << removed the shoes topic as we didn't have the audio for it!
THEME_11,
THEME_12,
THEME_13,
THEME_14,
THEME_15,
THEME_16,
THEME_17,
THEME_18,
THEME_19,
THEME_20
var l_s:String = String(Randomise.fPickRandom(l_aThemes));
CURRENT_THEME = l_s;
return l_s;
public static function fGetHeader(p_n:Number):String{
var l_sHeader:String = "Can you find " + p_n + " people who ";
l_sHeader += fGetActivity();
l_sHeader += "?";
return l_sHeader;
public static function fGetEndTxt(p_n:Number):String{
var l_sTxt:String = "That's brilli-Ant! You found " + p_n + " people who ";
l_sTxt += fGetActivity();
l_sTxt += "!";
return l_sTxt;
public static function fGetActivity():String{
var l_sHeader:String ="";
switch(CURRENT_THEME){
case THEME_1: l_sHeader += "played sports today"; break;
case THEME_2: l_sHeader += "are learning a musical instrument"; break;
case THEME_3: l_sHeader += "have a new pet"; break;
case THEME_4: l_sHeader += "have been flying"; break;
case THEME_5: l_sHeader += "have lost a tooth"; break;
case THEME_6: l_sHeader += "are wearing a hat"; break;
case THEME_7: l_sHeader += "can ride a bike"; break;
case THEME_8: l_sHeader += "went swimming"; break;
case THEME_9: l_sHeader += "went to the zoo"; break;
case THEME_10: l_sHeader += "have new shoes"; break;
case THEME_11: l_sHeader += "read a book"; break;
case THEME_12: l_sHeader += "are moving house"; break;
case THEME_13: l_sHeader += "cleaned their own teeth"; break;
case THEME_14: l_sHeader += "watched a film"; break;
case THEME_15: l_sHeader += "drew a picture"; break;
case THEME_16: l_sHeader += "baked a cake"; break;
case THEME_17: l_sHeader += "made a cup of tea"; break;
case THEME_18: l_sHeader += "went to the beach"; break;
case THEME_19: l_sHeader += "climbed a tree"; break;
case THEME_20: l_sHeader += "have been in a boat"; break;
return l_sHeader;
public static function fGetSuggestion():String{
var l_sTxt:String = ""
switch(CURRENT_THEME){
case THEME_1: l_sTxt = "How many sports can you think of that you play with a ball? How many of them have you played?"; break;
case THEME_2: l_sTxt = "Do you know any songs? Why not sing it right now?"; break;
case THEME_3: l_sTxt = "How about taking the dog for a walk? You don’t have a dog? Take someone else’s dog for a walk!"; break;
case THEME_4: l_sTxt = "Not everyone can go flying, but everyone can fly a kite! Why don’t you make your own kite and see if it flies?"; break;
case THEME_5: l_sTxt = "Have you got a wobbly tooth? Don’t forget to put it under your pillow when it falls out!"; break;
case THEME_6: l_sTxt = "Does your Mum have a hat? What does it look like on you?"; break;
case THEME_7: l_sTxt = "Can your Dad ride a bike? Why don’t you ask him?"; break;
case THEME_8: l_sTxt = "Can your Mum swim? Why don’t you ask her?"; break;
case THEME_9: l_sTxt = "How many animals can you think of that begin with the letter M? Ask someone else and see who thinks of the most!"; break;
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case THEME_13: l_sTxt = "Have you cleaned your teeth today? I hope so! How many toothbrushes are there in your bathroom?"; break;
case THEME_14: l_sTxt = "What was the last film you saw? Do you have a favourite? Ask a grown-up to tell you about their favourite film!"; break;
case THEME_15: l_sTxt = "You can draw your news too! Draw a picture of what you did today!"; break;
case THEME_16: l_sTxt = "Have you ever baked a cake? Cooking can be fun - and if you make something delicious, that’s definitely news!"; break;
case THEME_17: l_sTxt = "Fruits make great drinks. How many different fruits can you think of that you can drink?"; break;
case THEME_18: l_sTxt = "You can do lots of different things at the beach. How many different things can you think of?"; break;
case THEME_19: l_sTxt = "Can you see any trees outside the nearest window? How many can you see?"; break;
case THEME_20: l_sTxt = "Why don’t you make your own boat and see if it floats in the bath?"; break;
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If you have not upgraded to version 7 you should do that.
If you have upgraded to Version 7, be sure to do the updates to 7.0.5
Go to the Help menu and select 'About Adobe Presenter' to see what version, if it is 7.0, to 7.0.2 you need to update it
drop down the help menu again and you will see an 'update' option.
you need to install in order - 7.0.1, then 7.0.2 then 7.0.5 - you cannot install all at once
another thing you might want to do is open the file you are working on in 7.0.5 snd save it out with a new filename in a new location to combat that pesky problem of the 'media.ppcx' file disappearing....

How to replace audio in a comp track

Howdy Logic Users...
I have a comp track that contains several takes. I have already finished quick swipe editing between takes. Now I would like to select one of the takes and relink the region to a different file in my audio bin. My goal is to replace one take with a different audio file while NOT changing the quick swipe editing. Is this possible?
Thanks!

Thanks for your reply!
While your answer is helpful, it's not a desired solution for me because the comp track is one channel of a multi-channel recording (two different mics). I don't want to drag a new take into the comp track because the comp track is grouped with other comp tracks for editing purposes, and I don't want to disturb the editing I've already done.
It seems like I "should" be able to select a region in the arrange window and "re-link" the file to any other file in the audio bin (thereby replacing the file with the other). After years of working in graphic layout programs, such as Adobe InDesign, I'm expecting this sort of feature to exist already. I'm pretty sure I've seen it before... but I've used Cubase, Digital Performer, Studio One and Pro Tools, and I'm not sure where I saw it.
Have I described what I'm looking for clearly? I'm not sure it's coming across in what I've written. Can Logic do this?

Render and Replace Audio

I've got a whole stack of individual audio clips all on the same audio line/channel on the timeline which I now need to - Clip > Audio Options > Render And Replace. Can I apply render and replace to all the audio clips on the specific audio line at the one time. This would save me some time. I only need assistance, if you want to dribble on or bless me with a superior complex, save yourself the time and go write on some one else's thread.

D'oh,
Figured it myself! 5 minutes later - To select multiple clips by clicking, use the Selection tool and Shift‑click each clip you want to select. Then it's Clip > Audio Options > Render And Replace.

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