I would try making a new sequence with the correct dimensions and framerate and copy the material over. ... View more

I am also a retired broadcast sound engineer. I retired jsut as digital mixers were taking hold, even though the desks I used (AMS/Neve) were digital they still worked using analogue type levels, everything was referenced to zero level. It made switching from analogue easiere for us oldies. I still can't get used to setting up compressors and limiters with reference to dBfs. In your case the natural place to change the levels if the signal is clipped is before the A to D which would be in the casette machine but as you have stated Tascam does not provide an adjustment. I think there is little point in reducing the digital signal before recording it as this would just reduce the dynamic range, might not matter with cassettes as the source. ... View more

If the signal is not clipped why not just reduce the level once it id in Audition. ... View more

I have the opposite, Premiere 25.4.1 works fine but premiere Beta doesn't load. ... View more

The standard motion controls should be able to do this. ... View more

Is the camera shot moving? ... View more

Strictly speaking this isn't a phase issue but a polarity issue. The stereo clip has two mono tracks on left and right but the polarity between the two tracks is 180 degrees out. When played on stereo speakers you will still hear both sides but they may sound a little odd, when played on a mono device, often a phone, the two tracks will cancel themselves and you will hear nothing. This polarity issue is often caused by using a XLR balanced 3 pin mono microphone fed into a stereo 3.5mm 3 pin jack using an incorrect adaptor. ... View more

Could this be a phase issue on the faulty clips? Try adding fill left with right audio effect to see if that helps. ... View more

I've had this issue a few times, I ended up sending the faulty files to Audition, makeing a Wav file and re-importing back to Premiere. ... View more

Could be:   https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/p-audio-of-avchd-files-in-mts-format-with-pcm-audio-does-not-play-correctly-sounds-like-noise/idi-p/15369553 ... View more

I wouldn't preserve pitch, if the audios are two different lengths I think the pitch of one of them must be wrong. ... View more

What layers do you have at the moment? ... View more

Is the 3 key on the numeric keypad or on the top row.  ... View more

Your audio is Dolby Digital and all the decoding for this format is done by the Windows operating system. You could try checking Windows to see if there are any updates. ... View more

Premiere has this but it might not be good enough for you:   https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/premiere-pro/using/auto-ducking.html ... View more

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I've been editing music for 40+ years, if you would like to send me the music ( via dropbox or similar) I can cut it for you and send you the Aduition project so you can see what I have done. Let me know the length required. Re-mix works well for some pieces of music but often you can make the music 'flow' better by doing it manually. ... View more

Have you added any audio effects or treatments to either of the tracks? ... View more

You could take a still of the empty room and add it to V2, set the blend mode to difference. You would then have a black screen until there is movement on the main track. It might be easier to spool through and find motion. Looking at the video waveform will show a flat line until something moves. ... View more

It's interesting that the Audition version of remix will let you stretch the remix to the exact time. ... View more

I would try Handbrake, it seems to transcode most formats. ... View more

Could you do it without the nest? Keep the caption and footage separate. ... View more

Is the audio dolby digital? If it is all dolby decoding is done by Windows, the problem could be a Microsoft update. ... View more

Is 'low pass' not the same as shelf? ... View more

If you wear a green glove you might be able to use the Ultra Key effect to isolate the puppet, depending on the lighting and the colour of the stuffed animal. In the 70s we found you could not green screen Kermit but chroma blue worked well. ... View more

You need to change your sequence settings to have square pixels. I would start with something like this: ... View more