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1. Re: How do I adjust the audio level of the original video track in Photoshop CS6?
chuck.keysor@sbcglobal.ne Mar 2, 2014 3:02 PM (in response to chuck.keysor@sbcglobal.ne)OK, I have fixed my situation, though not through insight or understanding, but by thrashing about until things worked.
Here is what I did! I deleted my original video track (which showed as purple). I imported a new copy of the original video track, and this came in as a blue track! And, now that it is blue, I can right click on the track and access the audio properties!
Sorry, and Thanks, Chuck
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2. Re: How do I adjust the audio level of the original video track in Photoshop CS6?
chuck.keysor@sbcglobal.ne Mar 2, 2014 3:18 PM (in response to chuck.keysor@sbcglobal.ne)Wow, here I go again..... I found out how I locked up the audio track of my video file.
After I re-imported my original video recording, and had adjusted the volume level, I had to expand my video image to fill my "canvas". When I went to transform this layer, I was told I must first convert this to a smart object. As soon as I did that, the track turned from blue to purple!
I would hope that if I edit my original video track in such a simple way, that I would NOT loose access to adjusting the volume of my video track...... But that is the odd way that this works.............
Chuck
