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April 29, 2017
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Export back to Pr and time durations

  • April 29, 2017
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Hello, I have 1 issue and 1 question if you can advice me

The issue: When I edit a sound clip in Pr with Au I can't export it back to Pr because the export to Pr option is always grayed out, so I have to save it as new .wav or.mp3 .. But what's the reason which makes the options grayed out?

The question: When I edit a sound clip from Pr in Au with the Stretch and pitch effect there's a difference in the time duration of the Pr vs Au.. In Pr the time duration is like 00:00:00:00 but in Au the time duration is 0:00:000 (ex: if a 00:00:04:20 clip in Pr it'll be shown as 0:04:800 in Au) and this makes some issues when trying to expect how much the new duration that's shown in Au will be seen in Pr especially when dealing with parts of seconds .. So is there some way to make the time duration in Au like what's in Pr? or if there a method to use in Au to calculate how much the new time in Au will be shown in Pr?

Thank you so much,

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    Correct answer ryclark

    What timescale is shown in Audition is down to what you have selected for the time display. At the moment you are seeing it as Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Milliseconds. You need to change to what ever the frame rate that the video is in Pr. To do so right click anywhere on the time bar or display in Audition and select the correct frame rate from the drop down menu.

    If you cannot Export back to Pr there are a couple of reasons why it might be greyed out. First of all both versions of Audition and Première must match ie. you need the latest from each. There can also be a disconnect if the two programmes were installed at different times. this may need a re-install of one or both or a bit more complicated Registry edit if you are on a Windows system. Don't know if the same applies to Macs.

    However whatever you do don't export to .mp3. Always use .wav otherwise you may compromise your audio quality.

    2 replies

    RamicooAuthor
    Participant
    April 30, 2017

    Hello @ryclark

    1- Your trick solved the time duration issue I chose SMPTE 25 fps and the time now is matching what's seen in Pr

    2- It's true that I didn't install both softwares on the same time, but they both have the same version and release, and the strange thing is that I can use the (edit clip in Adobe Au) from Pr, but I can't export the edited clip back from Au to Pr?

    Thank you for your replaying and the .wav advice

    mandicreally
    Inspiring
    November 5, 2017

    Did you ever fix your Greyed Out "Export to Premiere" issue?  Ever since the 2018 Update I have this problem.  I can "Edit Clip in Audition" from Premiere just fine but cannot Export directly back to Premiere.  This is irritating cause now I have to Export my sound clip, locate it, import it to Premiere, and manually replace the audio for every clip I edit.

    ryclark
    Participating Frequently
    November 5, 2017

    Have you updated both Audition and Premiere to CC2018? They both have to be of the same vintage for it to work both ways. Alternatively for some reason Audition can't see that you have the latest version of Premiere installed. Which did you update first?

    ryclark
    ryclarkCorrect answer
    Participating Frequently
    April 29, 2017

    What timescale is shown in Audition is down to what you have selected for the time display. At the moment you are seeing it as Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Milliseconds. You need to change to what ever the frame rate that the video is in Pr. To do so right click anywhere on the time bar or display in Audition and select the correct frame rate from the drop down menu.

    If you cannot Export back to Pr there are a couple of reasons why it might be greyed out. First of all both versions of Audition and Première must match ie. you need the latest from each. There can also be a disconnect if the two programmes were installed at different times. this may need a re-install of one or both or a bit more complicated Registry edit if you are on a Windows system. Don't know if the same applies to Macs.

    However whatever you do don't export to .mp3. Always use .wav otherwise you may compromise your audio quality.