Audio outsynced with video after import out of folder

[cedrics81433862]

Hello Community,

recently I started organizing my clips by dragging them into folders. If I wish to import them later, the audio length always seems to be in its original form, while the video has adapted the cuts i made before

Every help is appreciated!

Thank you,

Cedric

[Vidya Sagar]

Hi cedrics81433862,

Sorry for the issue. Is this happening with all the files & projects? Please test with a different file format & project.

And also provide us the exact workflow you are following.

Thanks,

Vidya.

[cedrics81433862]

Hello Vidya,

It is happening to me with every file and in every project. I start editing videos by importing all of the files into the timeline where I do a rough cut of the files before I category them into the folders.

Afterwards I delete the clips out of the timeline, so I can organize my clips in the order I need them to be, and drag in the folder into the timeline - there, the issue happens.

The imported clips are always edited on both video and audio.

Thank you,

Cedric

Edit: It also happens on my coworkers MacBook. I'm using windows 7

[Jim_Simon]

I started organizing my clips by dragging them into folders.

Folders exist on the hard drive.  In the project, they're called bins.

Can you clarify where exactly you're moving things around?

[yenaphe]

Are your audio & video linked together?

Based on your screenshot seems like you imported audio and video separately.

[cedrics81433862]

Okay, so I start  by copying my mp4 files from the memory card of the camera onto my external hard drive. Afterwards, I drag the files from the harddrive into Premiere Pro, where I do a rough cut of the files and drag them into several bins, as pictured in the screen at the start. Then, I delete the clips out of the timeline, so I can drag the bins into the timeline and have my clips ordered correctly.

Sometimes I drag only one bin in, other times I drag all of them at once in, it always ends the same way:

The audio is in its original form, the video is cutted. The audio has at no time ever been unlinked from the video.