No Sound on Premiere Rush

i am having the same issue with the sound

Check your audio output. Mine was still trying to use my headphones that were no longer plugged in. Changed to desktop speakers and it fixed the problem.

I am having the same sound problems in Rush  - ie. no sound. The sound works fine on everything else. I have tried all the recommendations mentioned here but none of them work. No 4 doesn't work, maybe because in  'Rush preferences' there is no option  to Set Audio Input to "No Input." This problem has clearly been an issue since the first post here in Sept 2020 and still there has been no satisfactory resolution - at least for me. The suggestions for the recommended resolution feel like  'sticking plaster' solutions. The promotion of Rush looks glossy and professional but underneath there are still problems that Adobe seem unable to fix. I find this to be unacceptable and I am thinking of cancelling my subscription. For what it's worth I have an Acer V3- 772G laptop with a Realtec sound card but I don't hold out much hope. I will not be recommending this product to anyone and would only give it one star if asked. It is totally useless to me and I will not be using it as other (cheaper) video editors are so much better; they are able to cope with sound on videos.

I have the same problem, except that I have audio accompanying other clips within Rush ... it's just the one clip, but outside of rush, the clip plays with audio...???

I found the solution. For some reason Adobe Rush doesn't like Mp3's. I converted my song to WAV format and reimported the track. It worked a treat.

Number 4 worked for me.

I found a workaround to this vexing problem! My .mp4 file played with audio on 2 different media players, but then would lose its audio track on import into Premiere Rush. It was frustrating.

Finally, after 2 hours of trying fixes -- including the ones suggested here, but nothing worked -- I used the free VLC media player to convert my "regular" .mp4 file into a "Video for MPEG4 1080p TV/Device" file. Problem solved! The file's audio didn't get stripped out of the file on import into Premiere Rush anymore.

If you have never used VLC player, or you don't know how to convert file formats with it, here's a YouTube video on that topic: https://youtu.be/Fl9SKmiWt0g

What about on mobile? Whenever I play a video after editing on Premiere Rush the audio cuts off after a few seconds. What do I do about that?

Hi, Yes, selecting "No Input" allows me to hear the audio. But, I'm doing voiceovers and it's really inconvenient to have to keep going back and turning the audio input off and on in preferences. I hope there's a fix coming soon. I've noticed it works as I would expect sometimes. I'm using a Bose BT Headset on Windows 10. 

I found a solution which was to convert the audio to a .WAV file. I believe that the type of file you were using was .MP3 and I believe that MP3 files don't work unfortunately. If you could, you could use Audacity to export the file into a .WAV file.