A low level exception occured RawPCM Exporter: 17

[yosoyelcapi]

I am trying to automatically translate my audio sequence into Spanish (as I did before) and when I click on "Create Transcription" it generates the error: "A low level exception... Exporter 17"

Only with the Spanish language. 

does anyone know how to fix it? has happened to them?

Thanks a lot!

[mozadak]

I am having the same issue with American English!

[gledsonaljava]

I am having the same issue with Portuguese!

[Leonardo24570969aoml]

Same thing here

[gledsonaljava]

believe it's the new Premiere update!

I managed to solve it by returning the version (22.0.0 Build 169)

[mozadak]

I wish we could have a stable version at once.

[Lentinha]

Thank you!

[Brad2457007774p8]

Still happening in 22.4, but only occasionally...One project file works fine, the next one won't run...

[default2sle0lkhvv9m]

I can transcribe one sequence successfully but then have to quit Pr and reopen and then transcribe the next sequence. If I try to transcribe more than one seq consecutively, it fails with the same RawPCM error

[alexanderl24143077]

This solution worked for me! thank you

[Jesús24941138kix2]

This solution works for me too! : D

[wreck_tech]

i am having the same issue with American english. clear media cache, swap playback engine...normal stuff not fixing it.

[wreck_tech]

well going back to 22.0 fixed it. why are there so many versions if so few work? i'm no Bob Gates but maybe just make a couple versions that all work

[GetAMPD]

having the same issue!

[Guido5C16]

Same issue, Australian English.

[JonJackson500]

Resolved without having to roll back.. unfortunately don't know how I did it.

Somehow Premiere couldn't find the English Language pack. I opened the "Spell Check Settings" box under the Text Panel, there were no language to select from. I don't think trashing Preferences did anything, but I did uncheck "Check Spelling" box and restarted Premiere. When I opened the Spell Check Settings box later, the English language options had returned.

[florenciag89061424]

I could solved it unchecking "Spell Check Settings"

[yosoyelcapi · Accepted solution]

I found an origin that generates the problem in my case... I solved it by removing the effects of the Audio Track Mixer, clean audio and I can only generate the subtitles without error.

In case of having effects, it keeps giving me an error.

[do-gugan]

Thank you, yosoyelcapi! Deleting thirdparty audio effect (RX9) from the track works for me with 22.4.0.

Disabling does not. So I duplicate the timeline and then delete RX9 effect from it temporal purpose.

[GetAMPD]

yep yep yep. This fixed it!

[bittnem]

Thank you! Same here duplicated the sequence and removed third party plugins solved the issue. Pr 22.4.0 build 57.

[Nicolas.o]

Had the same issue, removing the effect on the Mix track did solve it, thanks a lot yosoyelcapi! I hope Adobe solves this so we wont have to do that anymore.

[grant_vz]

Yeah RX9 was causing my issue. Rather than duplicating the timeline, I just diabled RX9 (which may or may not be necessary), moved my audio from track 1 down to 2, then transcribed the sequence selecitng track 2. Once trasncribed, I then moved my audio back up to track 1, and re-enabled RX9.

[Simonislive]

Yep, worked for me. Duplicated the sound mix, then delted the multiband compressor I had on it, transcribed the mix without the FX on it, got the text and then deleted the track with no FX and used the orignal sound.

[defaultkhvkqefqny8k]

Thank you. Same error for me, and your solution worked for me as well.

Trying to transcribe sequence after I had just adjusted volume... not even any outside FX (although I do use the Waves L2 Limiter frequently). Disabled that adjustment, transcribed fine. Before that, would get the error msg