“Unless you know WHY you’d be selecting it, never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever tick this box. ”
You’ll be surprised how many assumptions are invalid before you made an export on Premiere Pro. (Adobe should be very ashamed of the confusing nomenclatures in its programs settings.)
Exporting audio split tracks should not be so complicated, but c’est la vie.
I edited with Premiere Pro over a decade after the demise of Final Cut Pro 7 (RIP). I was happy to transition to Premier Pro and frequently joked that it’s the Final Cut Pro 8 which Apple should’ve, could’ve made. So with the years of experience under my belt, I thought that I knew almost everything there’s to know about it until I read The Cool Stuff with Premiere Pro. And I was immediately humbled by the breadth, let alone the depth of the knowledge within the book.
It’s the best book on Premiere Pro by far, and I highly recommend to anyone who’s serious about editing, as well as the post production process using Premier Pro. It even covers the international standards & workflows used outside of the US that I was barely cognizant of.
My only wish is that the authors keep up with the yearly updates to Premiere Pro. I will definitely buy each update/revision of this book, just like I pay Adobe subscriptions.