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Homosolus
Known Participant
August 27, 2026

Critical Export Issues on 27.0 BETA

  • August 27, 2026
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There are 2 critical issues with exporting.

  • Loudness normalization effect always returns ‘Unkown Export Failure’ (happens with every codec.)
  • Exporting MP4 exports video and audio separately and doesn’t merge them when export’s finished. (Very critical bug.) (happens with every mp4 codec)

also there seems to be a bug on forum. Even when we choose ‘report a bug’ on top right menu it gives us categories to choose a question. I can’t report a bug if I don’t choose something else and select the bug report category again. You guys even bugged the bug reporting system as well as not being able to export mp4’s properly. congrats.

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    Participant
    August 30, 2026

    I can confirm that I'm having the same problem.

     

    In the latest version, 27.0.0 build 32, this no longer happens when exporting from Premiere, but it still happens when exporting from the encoder.

     

    I'm also having this other problem

     

    Summary: Final program export loses one audio channel (stereo collapses to mono/single-channel) in Premiere Pro Beta, regardless of export format.

    Description: When exporting the sequence "Final multicam" directly from the Timeline, the resulting video file only contains audio in one channel. This happens consistently across multiple export formats (tested with H.264/MP4 and MOV/QuickTime), ruling out a codec- or preset-specific cause.

    Verified NOT the cause:

    • Sequence audio track (Audio 1, 4 clips) was inspected: Volume levels are correct and identical across all clips, no clips are muted.
    • Channel Volume (source-to-stereo mixdown) parameters show identical Left/Right values on every clip — the panning/mix is symmetric and correct.
    • Exporting the audio alone as a separate WAV file produces correct, fully stereo audio.

    Conclusion: The sequence and its audio mix are correct. The channel loss occurs specifically during video export/rendering (audio muxed into the video container), not in the timeline or source media.

    Environment: Premiere Pro (Beta build)

    Steps to reproduce:

    1. Open sequence with stereo audio mix confirmed correct (verified via standalone WAV export).
    2. Export to video (tested: H.264/MP4, MOV) using "Match Source" or other presets.
    3. Play back exported file — audio present in only one channel.
    4. Change export format — same result persists.

    Expected result: Exported video retains full stereo audio matching the standalone WAV export. Actual result: Exported video audio collapses to a single channel.

    Homosolus
    HomosolusAuthor
    Known Participant
    August 30, 2026

    hey, I don’t have it anymore after build 32, both on Pr & Me. I wonder if you still have it if not for the multicam?