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Error when editing sequence from Premiere: File not supported by any currently registered plug-ins

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Audition is throwing a fit when I try to import a sequence from Premiere. I've tried reinstalling everything, updating everything, duplicating the project, clearing caches, clearing the temp folder--nothing. Other sequences open fine. Plenty of room on all drives. Plenty of computer capability. No clear indication that it's a particular sound file. I can send just the music clips, or just a few dialogue clips along with them, but when I try to do the whole thing it takes a dump. Tried isolating a clip to see if one of them was problematic, but I'm not getting a consistent behavior.

Super dumb. I guess the latest version of Premiere will no longer create an Audition project to send? Never seen this before. Anyone else happen to run into this? TIA.

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thoutingCorrect answer

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PC. After hours of troubleshooting, I was able to get it to work by flattening 5 audio clips out of a multicam sequence that was in my timeline. Not sure why it threw a fit about those! I've had them in my timeline before with no issue, but oh well.

Thanks for offering to help!

conorm42381503

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I had a much simpler solution. Some of the channels in my timeline were locked in PP. I unlocked them all, and was able to edit the sequence in Aud as normal.

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Santosagi

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This did the trick for me, I had to unlock even the video tracks, and then it exported to audition without any trouble. Thankyou!

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Tereza26636780ubnt

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I've been able to solve this issue by unlocking all tracks and then rendering sequence in/out. After that the issue was gone.

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Aezarien

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Thank you for posting a follow up. It didn't get me all the way there, but at least gave me some clues on where to start, so I didn't have to spend the hours you did figuring out the first part!

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SteveG_AudioMasters_

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It didn't take that long to figure it out, actually. It was mostly a case of working out what had to be sent, and what would restrict that. In order to work with really hi-res material, you'd only ever send preview files, and that pretty much ruled out the multicam issue - unless there's something going on that I'm not aware of (that is perfectly possible, of course... 😉 ) so it only really left anything in the timeline that wouldn't play correctly without a render.

I'm pleased that it's worked out for you anyway; at least it's obeying a logical progression of events!

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SteveG_AudioMasters_

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Mac or PC?

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thoutingAuthorCorrect answer

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PC. After hours of troubleshooting, I was able to get it to work by flattening 5 audio clips out of a multicam sequence that was in my timeline. Not sure why it threw a fit about those! I've had them in my timeline before with no issue, but oh well.

Thanks for offering to help!

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