Hello.
On 01/31/2011 07:02 PM, Douglas Pollard wrote:
Almost finished with a couple weeks work on a video and lost the sound
track for the left side of stereo. I was adjusting volume and poof it
was gone.
For the record, having a single key ('d') do something destructive
without confirmation is a bug. Especially when that key is right next to
's' for Save!! Talk about tempting fate.
Doug: what I can suggest beyond what Edouard said is to search your file
system for an earlier revision of the XML project file. (I will usually
make a duplicate copy of the XML file once a week or so as I work on it
to avoid just such a problem.)
Beyond that, if both channels were exactly the same, you can just pan
the right one to center and be good. If not, if all the edits were done
identically to the left and right, you could hack a copy of the XML file
and:
1) copy & paste the entire <TRACK/> code block from the right channel 2)
search & replace 'CHANNEL="1"' with 'CHANNEL="0"' in the pasted block
(or whatever the correct channel number is for your sources.)
3) Change the track name in the <TITLE/> tag.
(I once discovered that I had pressed 'd' but didn't know it since the
affected track wasn't on my screen to begin with and I had to
reconstruct it that way. Thank heavens it's just XML!)
Hope that helps!
Sincerely,
Sean M. Pappalardo
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