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August 12, 2025

P: Changing frame rate of a video clip only changes the duration of the first audio track

  • August 12, 2025
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Choosing "interpret footage" on a video clip with multiple audio channels and changing the frame rate, only changes the duration of the first audio channel. All other audio channels in the clip will retain their original duration (and will gradually drift out of sync with the video).

This happens on Premiere Pro 2025.x. Rolling back to 2024.5 solves the problem.

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Participant
November 7, 2025

We have the same issue, Premiere Pro 25.5 and also tested in 25.6 beta. Windows 11 23H2 OS Build 22631.5472. Nvidia driver 573.42. We are seeing this across multiple users, systems and projects. 

Known Participant
November 6, 2025

Hi Dani, do you know if this has been addressed?

 

Thanks,

 

Dan

Participant
September 22, 2025

Same bug happening here with a 16 track Prores, only A1 gets Interpretted, the rest are ignored by Premiere. 25.4.0

jamieclarke
Community Manager
Community Manager
September 3, 2025

Hi @Peter DPP - I can reproduce this issue and will file a bug. We’ll keep this thread updated as we learn more. Sorry for the trouble, and thank you for reporting it.

Community Manager
September 3, 2025

Hi @Peter DPP,  
Our engineers always appreciate a screen recording of the issue, so if you are able to provide one, that would be awesome. Can you also provide more details on your system specs? Thanks. I hope we can help you soon.

Peter DPP作成者
Participant
September 2, 2025

Hi Rach

Thanks for your reply. I have seen this with both MXF files (OP1a) and Quicktime ProRes. These are full length feature films or trailers and they are multichannel audio (usually 8 discrete mono tracks), and yes, the modify -> Audio channels does acknowledge all audio channels.

I might be able to do a small screen capture showing the issue if that helps? Let me know.

Community Manager
September 2, 2025

Hi @Peter DPP

 

Thanks for submitting your bug report. We need a few more details to try to help with the issue. What type of footage are you working with?  Are these clips coming in with multichannel audio, or are you syncing/ linking them in Premiere?  When you go to the Modify Menu and look at the Audio Channels, does that acknowledge all the audio channels in the clip?  Please see: How do I report a Problem?  Sorry for the frustration, and thanks for reaching out.

Known Participant
August 12, 2025

Version 25.3 - when you modify (interpret footage) from 24 fps to 23.976 on a 110 min. feature your audio track decreases by 6 seconds and 14 frames. So my master is 24 fps I modify to 23.976. I make a new sequence from clip and the clip in the timelines shows the audio out by the above amount.  Sync is affected in playback.  This happens if I make a new sequece myself or generate one by right clicking and adding new sequence from clip.

 

In version 25.0 and 25.1 - if I follow the same step as above the audio track is actually extended by 1 frame which is not an issue and has always been the norm. No sync issues.

 

In order to complete this project I have to go back to these versions to work.  I'm not exatly sure at which version the error starts but I just noticed it in version 25.3.  Is anyone else having this problem?

Community Manager
August 12, 2025

Hi @Dan WR,

Thank you for reporting a problem. We need a few more details to help with the issue like hardware specs and media information. Has this happened with other projects in 25.3?

What kind of file or source media are you working with and is this an already cut and edited 110 min file?

Does the media file have the audio linked or is the audio separate from picture? Are you meaning to export in 23.976?

Sorry for the frustration and hope we can help you soon,
Dani