Audio Mapping

Audio Mapping Panel

The Audio Mapping Panel allows precise control over each audio channel in a media file. You can adjust the following per-channel settings:

• Volume

• Channel Output Label (used for export)

• Speaker Output Assignment

• Descriptive Label

In the Controls section, you also have the ability to:

• Disable an individual audio channel

• Split a single audio channel across two different speakers

• Solo a channel (mutes all other channels and plays only the selected one)

System Audio Mapping Integration

Tin Man will attempt to automatically map audio channels based on your system’s audio output configuration, as defined in the "Player – Audio" Preferences Panel.

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Copy / Paste / Reset Options

Right-clicking in the Audio Mapping panel opens a context menu with the following options:

• Toggle Mute All – Mute or unmute all audio channels at once

• Copy Settings – Copy the current audio mapping configuration

• Paste Settings – Paste a previously copied configuration

• Reset Settings – Revert to default or system-defined mappings

Note: Paste and Reset actions can be applied to all selected files in the File List window for batch updates.

If you change your audio output setup in the "Player – Audio" Preferences, use the "Reset" or "Reset Selected" options from the Audio Mapping panel’s dropdown menu to reapply mapping based on the updated output configuration.