Hello,
My computer upgraded itself to Windows 10 the other night and everything is going well except I noticed that my videos are now recording audio differently than before. I had it setup to record audio on 3 stereo tracks:
1) Mic (sent as mono to both sides) and stereo game sounds.
2) Mic by itself sent mono to both sides
3) Game sounds in stereo by themselves
I used channel #1 as streaming sound for simplicity and the other 2 when doing local recordings so I had some flexibility in post to add stuff like compression and EQ if needed.
My Problem:
I recorded an LP earlier and when I went back to edit the footage I found that my microphone audio was only n the left channel and game sounds were in the right channel on all 3 presets! (Game sounds weren't recorded on #2, just mic but it was still only in the left ear). I can make duplicates of the audio, pan it left and right to force it to sound mono as a temporary fix but I need to know what happened so I can fix it properly for next time.
There used to be a "force mic to mono" check box that I can't seem to locate either right now.
Any advice would be much appreciated. Please let me know if you need any more information. Thanks!
-wchamilt
Log File: https://gist.github.com/050023537c424edfbd6ddf8855c26546
My computer upgraded itself to Windows 10 the other night and everything is going well except I noticed that my videos are now recording audio differently than before. I had it setup to record audio on 3 stereo tracks:
1) Mic (sent as mono to both sides) and stereo game sounds.
2) Mic by itself sent mono to both sides
3) Game sounds in stereo by themselves
I used channel #1 as streaming sound for simplicity and the other 2 when doing local recordings so I had some flexibility in post to add stuff like compression and EQ if needed.
My Problem:
I recorded an LP earlier and when I went back to edit the footage I found that my microphone audio was only n the left channel and game sounds were in the right channel on all 3 presets! (Game sounds weren't recorded on #2, just mic but it was still only in the left ear). I can make duplicates of the audio, pan it left and right to force it to sound mono as a temporary fix but I need to know what happened so I can fix it properly for next time.
There used to be a "force mic to mono" check box that I can't seem to locate either right now.
Any advice would be much appreciated. Please let me know if you need any more information. Thanks!
-wchamilt
Log File: https://gist.github.com/050023537c424edfbd6ddf8855c26546
