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If your mixer did not give you "One" file that contains 6 channel but instead gave you 6 separate .wav files then use this workflow

AVID - How to Make a 1920 x 1080 HD - 5.1 QuickTime Using 6 separate files Left, Right, Center, Lfe, Ls, Rs

The file will be a 5.1 Full Mix.wav file

Click on Link

Edit the Video Track on to the existing timeline that contains the 5.1 audio.

Check the Sync of the entire movie before exporting

Also edit out the 2POP at the head and tail if the mixer left it on there.

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Make sure the timeline is set to 5.1 Sequence

Close the Audio Mixer

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Open your AVID Project
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Link to the Surround Interleaved file that you received from the mixer Go to >Tools>Source Browser>	Image Removed
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The file will appear in the bin	Image Removed
Right click on that linked file in the bin and choose Modify > Modify Clip...	Image Removed
Choose Set Multichannel Audio from the drop down	Image Removed
Choose 5.1 SMPTE: L R C Lfe Ls Rs	Image Removed
When you load it into the source window the file will have a 5.1 icon on it shown here	Image Removed
Create a new sequence and edit the 5.1 audio into the new timeline and then delete the other audio tracks that are automatically generated in the timeline	Image Removed
delete the other audio tracks that are automatically generated in the timeline	Image Removed
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Next go to >Tools Audio Mixer	Image Removed
Change these audio mixer settings for the timeline
Go to Audio Settings	Image Removed
Set the Display Channel order to SMPTE Close the Audio Settings	Image Removed
Select the Sequence
Go to >File>Output>Export to File
Click on Options
Click on the Audio Format Tab Change the QT Audio Option to 5.1Stereo Click OK
Click on the Video Format Tab now and we'll set up the Video Format Click on Custom Button Make sure Video and Audio button is selected
Choose the Export Type Quicktime Width and Height 1998 x 1080 for a Flat DCP Native Dimensions 1998 x 1080
2048 x 858 is the setting for a Scope DCP Choose Color Levels "Keep at Legal Range" Native Dimensions either 2048 x 858
Then click on Format Options
Movie Settings > Click on Video Settings>
Choose Avid DNxHR Codec Frame Rate Current Color Levels 709 None on Alpha Resolutions Generally Choose DNxHR High Quality 10 bit or 8 bit
Click on Sound Settings
Change to the following Audio Format: Linear PCM Channels 5.1 (L R C LFE Ls Rs) Rate: 48.000 Quality: Best Sample size: 24 Little Endian Click OK
Movie Settings Video Compression Type: Avid DNxHR Codec Quality: Medium don't worry about that it's high quality Audio Format: Linear PCM Channels 5.1 (L R C LFE Ls Rs) Rate: 48.000 Quality: Best Sample size: 24 Little Endian Click OK
Color Levels - Keep as Legal Range
Check the settings shown here to make sure you have it set right Click Save
Perform the export choose a place to save the file choose Save

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Also edit out the 2POP at the head and tail if the mixer left it on there.