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[Sequence > Render Audio] merely plays from arbitrary time

Explorer ,
May 23, 2024 May 23, 2024

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1. Create a multicam sequence with 8 audio tracks

2. Edit in Timeline

3. Sequence > Render Audio

 

Expected: Audio render modal window; OR playback from beginning

 

Actual: Playback starts from an arbitrary spot on the timeline, the same spot every time. Nothing remarkable about the spot on the timeline.

 

PPro v 24.0.0

Windows 11 Pro

Threadripper Pro 5965wx 24-core 3.8GHz

128 GB RAM

RTX 4090

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Adobe Employee , Sep 03, 2024 Sep 03, 2024

Hi @Elliot Frahs,

Thanks for the bug report. Please provide more info about your media. See, How do I write a bug report?

 

Thanks,
Kevin

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Community Expert ,
May 23, 2024 May 23, 2024

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Hello, 

Solution 1: Lower Playback Resolution

Solution 2: Disable High-Quality Playback

Solution 3: Turn on GPU Acceleration

Solution 4: Delete Media Cache Files

Solution 5: Use Proxy Videos

Solution 6: Mute FX

Solution 7: Optimize Rendering for Performance

Solution 8: Render Preview Videos

Solution 9: Increase Memory Allowance

Solution 10: Close Unnecessary Applications on Your Computer

Additional Steps:

  • Check for Marks or In and Out Points on the Timeline: Ensure there are no marks or in and out points set on the timeline, as Premiere Pro starts playback from these points.
  • Reset Preferences: Reset Premiere Pro preferences to default settings, as configuration issues can impact playback performance.
  • Delete Cache Files: Clear media cache files to prevent playback issues caused by corrupted cache.
  • Verify Playback Settings: Confirm playback settings are configured correctly, such as playing audio through desktop audio or the appropriate hardware (e.g., NDI or Blackmagic).

 

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Adobe Employee ,
Sep 03, 2024 Sep 03, 2024

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Hi @Elliot Frahs,

Thanks for the bug report. Please provide more info about your media. See, How do I write a bug report?

 

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