FIX the bug of audio missing from export

I can confirm bug is still there in v 22.3.1 it just carried on from win 10 to win 11, through many updates, reinstall and multiple machines... just terrible...
@ ADMIN Fergus Hammond let me know how to send you proof, because I want to stop to re-watch all my video after exported, sometimes the audio missing is a few second others minutes, so to avoid saying sorry to clients I always have to check them again twice just because the Premiere is URELIABLE: unbelievable.

This problem has taken hours from my life. It's happening on multiple projects while hardware rendering on 2 different machines (with 2 different NVIDIA RTX3090 graphics cards on Windows 11pro. Horrible.

@8662990 yes I can, the whole project is 16 gb, the export is around 500gb, how do you want to receive it? it just happened again

Bruh, I was finally relieved my gopro video got rendered and then I stumbled upon the fact that a part of my audio was missing smh. Hope adobe fixes this.

Edit: what fixed mine was after I clicked "match" at the export settings. Dont touch any other settins after you click this, because the resolution could change again (I saw this after few times rendering) and the framerates can change too then I think, which could cause this issue.

I have been pulling my hair out over this issue. Thankfully the "Render and Replace" option worked for me as well. THANK YOU @TerryKent!

I'm also having this problem and none of the workarounds work. My proxies also experience the same issue. I have tried
1. Exporting in premiere vs media encoder
2. Disabling CUDA
3. Exporting audio in a different format (QT for instance)

I do not have variable bit rate video or audio. Works just fine in lightworks.

Setting the audio to MPEG instead of AAC did not work.

The render and replace option worked for me. Thanks @7149385 Kent

Adobe told me it was a project related issue yet I'm having the same problem on a different one lmao. Please vote this up as much as possible

Hi all,

I've been dealing with this problem one of my projects and it drove me crazy as I couldn't find a solution. I reached out to Adobe's team and went through 3 agents and I'm sorry to report that it doesn't sound like they really care about this issue. I went through 4 hours of work on the computer only for them to use this as a workaround:

Re-import the affected clips into premiere and replace the affected clips on the timeline and it should work again.

I'm sad to say that this problem is embarrassing on Adobe's behalf. This is a serious issue that isn't being looked at. One agent told me it was something I did (it wasn't lol), the next said it's a project specific problem, and the other offered the workaround.

I guess it's time to start looking for a real professional software as these bugs and lack of support are as unprofessional as it can get.