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Audio drop at some point on a track for no apparent reason.

New Here ,
Jul 31, 2021 Jul 31, 2021

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Hello,

I'm editing a youtube video. I have one long footage i'm jump cutting using 2 video tracks and 2 audio tracks. At some point in my timeline, all the clips I put on the second track will be muted for no apparent reason. 

It look like a forgotten keyframe in some automation lane but actualy, I have no automation and tracks automation are off. 

Here is a video where I present the issue, I show you the timeline and every tracks and also show the original footage : https://youtu.be/6OM5ygFuM24

I have no idea how it happen. I've tested several fix purposed by community on other similar post over the last days, but nothing worked :

  • trashing preference
  • rebooting doesn't fix the issue
  • try other hard drive
  • modify audio settings

Actually what's strange is that everthing works fine until this point in the timeline on this specific track. 

 

If someone see what I can't see here, I would be forever thankful.

 

Berenger

 

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My computer :

  • Windows 10 Pro
  • i7-9700KF on a Designare Motherboard
  • 32Go DDR4 Ram
  • SSD hardrive Orange Pro  for system and software
  • Footage are on a 7200RPM HHD that never has reading speed issues while making video with stricly the same codec and specifications (and as you can se if i change track, audio is read so the HDD provide it fast enough)
  • Nvidia GTX 770
  • Premiere Pro 15.4.0 (Build 47)

 

Footage is nested sequence (for audio sync) 

1920 x 1080
00;56;04;12, 29,75 fps
44100 Hz - Stereo
Color Space: Rec. 709

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Community Expert , Jul 31, 2021 Jul 31, 2021

Footage are on a 7200RPM HHD

Might want to change the HDD to a SSD.

Increase the latency in the Preferences /Audio Hardware.

Set audio to 48000 kHz.

Make a new track and delete the exciting one.

Your graphics card is the bare minimum.

https://helpx.adobe.com/nl/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

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Footage are on a 7200RPM HHD

Might want to change the HDD to a SSD.

Increase the latency in the Preferences /Audio Hardware.

Set audio to 48000 kHz.

Make a new track and delete the exciting one.

Your graphics card is the bare minimum.

https://helpx.adobe.com/nl/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html

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Hey, thanks for your answer.

It was the sampling frequency, for an unknown reason because actually everything was 44,1 kHz...

ANyway, thanks you. 

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