P: Audio "can't be read quickly enough" from storage

My experience is that 25.3 does not fix the frequent audio drop outs when playing in the time line. Otherwise it seems to work. It is time Adobe fixed the drop-out issue. This is expensive and "professional" software.

What I've realized is that the error still exists (audio might drop out while previewing), but there is not scary error message that pops up.

1) The audio error does not affect the final export. When you export, the audio will be there

2) When previewing, I have to just pause and play again. Eventually the computer catches up. It's annoying, but it hasn't happened frequently enough to be that much of a headache.

Does 25.3 address this issue, because I'm tired of updating only to have to roll back to the version that works.

Can't access audio – The audio for _____ Audio Extracted.wav can't be read quickly enough from storage. Please check your storage and try again

This issue definitely wasn't brought about by 25.1, they just started actually showing an error after that. Prior to that version audio would simply drop out instead. I know for a fact it's been happening for at least the last year or two.

Hi @Adolfo H. , @IanB_360 & @jamieclarke 

There has been a few updates now and we still struggle with this problem. I'm on 25.4.0 Beta (build 50). And "can't access audio" is still present.
As metioned by a few this is software not files or hardware issue. Premiere is having problems with a lot of files (Wav, mp4, mp3, proxies, Mov etc.). Big or small projects or sequences. Even small pure 1 minute audio projects have these audio access issues.
I'll be happy to share a project and contribute to find a solution, because we have deadlines and work arounds also takes time. It look like things have hit a standstill on your end? I find it wierd that 25.1.0 works. If that is the case you should be able to narrow down what you changed when you moved to 25.2, right.

Regards

Polkafever

OS:Win 11 Enterprise v23H2, 22631.5335

PC: Dell Precision 5860 Tower

PROSESSOR:Intel(R) Xeon(R) w7-2495X 2.50 GHz

RAM:192 GB

Hi @tranhoangcalvin ,
Your assumption about the behind the scene indexing, .prin file and turning of analysis, did it make any difference?

@brunolgaudencio 

Hello

I have the audio dropout problem but it is absolutely not as bad as yours.

My problem is that the audio is cutting 1 sec after pressing the space bar, but just for 1 second, then it plays fine.

So I'm wondering what is your audio configuration. Do you have an external sound card? Are you using MME or ASIO configuration?  What kind of footage is the worst for this problem?

Can you provide for a link with an exemple footage so that I can test it with my machine?

brunolgaudencio, I understand you so well. I'm editing a feature-length film, and this program is a complete problem machine. I regret using this program, and as soon as the project is finished, I will never use it again because they don't solve the problems. Whatever they are doing, no one understands it yet. The program has gotten worse with each passing day. I will switch to DaVinci at the first opportunity.