Adobe Premiere - Understand frame rates and audio channels
You can easily change frame rates and how audio channels are used.
What you learned: Change how frame rate and audio channels are interpreted
Video clips are made up of a series of still frames that are displayed fast enough to give the appearance of continuous motion.
Audio channels are combined to produce a single sound mix. Most of the time you will have stereo, two-channel or mono, single-channel audio.
Change the way Premiere Pro interprets the frame rate for a clip by right-clicking it in the Project panel and choosing Modify - Interpret Footage. You can choose a different frame rate, which will change the playback speed and duration of the clip.
Change the way Premiere Pro interprets audio channels for a clip by right-clicking it in the Project panel and choosing Modify - Audio Channels. You can choose which audio channels are used, and how they will be added to sequences.