Thanks for the information.   I'll have to play with the pan control more but it still presents a problem in that I need to see each audio track in order to see what the audio is.  I did finish the project by splitting the tracks. but what a pain. Many years ago I used Adobe Premier  which showed both audio tracks, but switched ...

Yes... that would be perfect.  How do I do that in PS 22?

Thank you Jjn, that works but very cumbersome.  What a night mare if I had 2 speakers, or a speaker and audience asking questions on a 2nd mike.    Would be better if we had adjustable Left & Right audio tracks in the timeline video.   Fast and efferent like other editors I have used. Again thank ...

I used two mikes at a wedding, camera mike (track 1), and wireless mike (track 2). How do I control the volume of only one of my Stereo audio tracks when editing... either on the ''timeline'', or in ''Editor/audio/Channel Mixer''... or???.

1. When I installed from the Disk it was a complete default install (or so I thought). 2. Used Saby driver.  Worked with slight play delay. 3. Changed Hardware Acceleration, From CUBA to NONE... and now PD 22 works like it should... no delay.  Many thanks Saby & Tony for bearing with me on this.

Yes.. I have the DVD Install PS22 Disk.  Why? Downloading and will install your Link ASAP.

PROBLEM- MS says ''There is no stand alone above 10''.    Even the questionable sites don't have 10 or above.   I've tried several searches... What am I missing here?

On top of DX12... or do I need to remove DX12 somehow?

Tony, DX12 was the latest version and already on my system.  Are you saying to install DX11?

Tony... apparently it was installed then.  I tried many settings in the setting panel after the instructions from NVIDA... nothing worked. Which raises the original question... Why the problem? Has anyone ran PS 22 with NVIDA...?  What did you do?