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Hello,
You cannot pan audio in PowerDirector, as this is done in the companion audio program AudioDirector, which is included in Director Suite or individually. The audio mixing and editing features are limited to what's available in the Mix Room and the Audio Editor.
FYI, PowerDirector can produce files with AAC 5.1 audio.
Cheers
PowerDirector Moderator
I am working on the audio in Audio Director 365, as suggested. It is clearly a sophisticated program, but it is astounding that the simple process of panning tracks left or right is not intuitive or clearly demonstrated. Even when a track is panned it seems to immediately revert to center.
The tutorial videos in Cyberlink also say almost nothing about it. You'd think that there would be one single tutorial that shows all the basic audio editing processes: volumn, equalization, level, gain, and PANNING.
It is odd that the specs recommended on the YouTube site do indeed indicate that music should be in stereo for a posted music video, but in general the CyberLink suite of tools seems to be based on a mono approach.
Perhaps that is the problem?
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I just started using PD 365. Why? Because I want to make a music video. I have the music recorded. It is in stereo, of course. Thus there are two tracks, left and right. (This is pretty much basic stuff, here... you must have two tracks for a stereo audio "image".)
So I import the two tracks into two PD 365 audio tracks. The next step is to PAN them left and right so I can have stereo.
Why is this not an option in PD 365? Am I missing something? The only thing I can find is some instructions about how to make a "stereo" (doubled) audio track out of a "mono" track, which really isn't possible. That isn't what I'm doing.
Can we only do mono sound with PD??
Help!
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I suspect the same thing.
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Thanks very much!
That sounds like what I'm seeing. Here is what it looks like.
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I'm using PD 365, and just started recently. All went well until I noticed a green color on the ruler above my video. The playback pauses at that point for a second or two. Is it an error marker of some kind? If so, how would I fix it?
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