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Audio import problem in Premiere Pro CC 2019

New Here ,
Jun 09, 2021 Jun 09, 2021

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Hi !

I have a really strange problem with Premiere Pro lately. Sometime, when I import a video and put it in a sequence, the audio isn't normal at all. I can open the video with VLC or with the Windows video player and the sound is correct, but in Premiere there is nothing (and sometimes there is some "bip" too).

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It's not the Premiere file the problem but the video importation it seems. Because I can import multiple video and the problem is only on some videos (and whatever the Premiere files, it's persistent).

Here is the properties of two videos :

 - One which sound is correctly imported

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 - and the other one with the sound completely wrecked

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As you can see, there is no difference between them (except the file size).

 

I tried multiple solution about the cache :

 - Delete it with the preference panel of premiere pro ;

 - Delete the file "Common" of Appdata/Roamaning/Adobe ;

 - Rename the file "Common" too ;

 - Tried to rename the video file without - or / or _ ;

But it changed nothing...

 

The only solution I founded is to convert my mp4 into mp3 with a web site, it works but I do edit on multiple videos a day so it's a real bummer.

Thank you for the help !

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Jun 09, 2021 Jun 09, 2021

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Because you're using files with h.264 codecs so you can try disabling the hardware-accelerated decoding from preferences > media > uncheck "enable hardware-accelerated decoding" and restart premiere pro.

 

 

Vishu Aggarwal
Adobe Certified Instructor, Professional and Expert

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Jun 09, 2021 Jun 09, 2021

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Unfortunatly it changes nothing 😞

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Even after unchecking it and restart the program, the same videos still import with no sound

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Jun 09, 2021 Jun 09, 2021

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Try encoding the video with an Adobe media encoder and try to import it back and see it works in premier pro.

 

 

Vishu Aggarwal
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It worked, but for a 1 hour and 15 minutes video it had taken 5 minutes to encoding it with an Adobe media encoder.

If I have to do this, I might as well continue as before (convert my mp4 to a mp3, it's much quicker).

 

I don't understand this problem because all videos have the same settings. For some context, I edit past live event to have a replay and they all came from the same live platform. I really don't understand why I can view them in VLC with sound without any problem but not some in Premiere 😕

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