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jordyns19549418
jordyns19549418
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Nov 10, 2016 10:51 PM UTC
Question

Audio won't export the same as in timeline

I need help I've have been trying everything to export my audio. I have been transferring cassette tapes and fixing them. It sounds perfect in the timeline but every time I export it and I've tried everything like playing with the Hz and bitrate but all I get is a crackling, pitched metallic audio.

Does anyone know what export settings or anyway to export the same audio as in timeline?

I've tried MP3, WAV, AAC (that sounded a little better)

48 bitrate 48000 Hz

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    MMeguro
    Adobe Employee
    Nov 10, 2016 11:34 PM UTC

    What are the versions of Premiere Pro and Media Encoder?  Could you tell me the audio format in your source files?

    You mentioned that you tried "48 bitrate".  Did you mean 48kbps?  If so, it's pretty low.  Can you try higher bitrate like 128kbps or higher?

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    jordyns19549418
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    Nov 10, 2016 11:46 PM UTC

    The versions are Premiere pro CS6 6.0.5 and Media Encoder 7.2.2

    Yeah I tried 48bkps and every time I go higher it is more metallic and sounds like static.

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    MMeguro
    Adobe Employee
    Nov 11, 2016 12:16 AM UTC

    Did you directly import a Premiere project into Media Encoder and encode it?  If so, do you have any effect in your timeline?  Or did you import a single audio file into Media Encoder and encode?  I noticed that the versions in your Premiere Pro and Media Encoder are not in match.  Have you tried a matching versions like using Media Encoder 7.2.2 and Premiere Pro 7.2.2?

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