popping audio glitch when video is rendered

Question

I have had this issue since I first got adobe after effects (2021). When I render my videos through adobe media encoder, There are these weird popping sounds in the audio, almost like the sound music makes if you pull on your headphone wires too hard. I used to use handbrake and did not really notice the issue, but sometimes I will notice the glitch before I even render. even if I delete the audio and get a new one without the glitches, it still happens when I render. The glitch happens a lot more on a precomposed duplicate of a clip (like if i were doing a looped edit) but even without duplicated clips, the glitch still happens. I am providing a video so hopefull that works. (you will need headphones to clearly hear it)

Rick Gerard · Accepted Answer

I opened your uploaded movie file in Audition and found these three glitches. I can't hear them, and they don't show up when I play through headphones or on my system speakers.

The glitches make me think that you may be using an MP3 or a compressed MPEG MP4 file as the source for the audio and it's getting corrupted when it decodes.

Please give workflow, system, and source file details including your AE version so we can narrow down the possibilities. Sometimes source files that do not meet generally accepted production standards for production cause problems when you render.

Peru Bob · Answer

I've moved this from the Using the Community forum (which is the forum for issues using the forums) to the After Effects forum so that proper help can be offered.

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