Have similar problem. Some or all of the audio tracks deactivates after I restart Premiere and acts like they are muted. The only workaround that works for me is to create new audio tracks, move the audio files to the new tracks, then delete the old ones.
The problem is remembering to do this when opening a project to export to h264 etc. If you don't remember you will waste a lot of time - or even worse - some audio tracks will work but others won't. So you end up with the wrong sound balance. Ridiculous to have this bug introduced into the latest version.
My audio went out too last night and i'm pretty sure its because if you update to adobe 18, the are no longer supporting quicktime videos (and audio that goes along with it.) Apparently if you are using a editing a movie from quicktime (which i know very little about what i'm about to try to say, so I apologize and ask that yall bear with me) but if you are using a quicktime movie, today was the last day before they are doing away with premier's (18)'s capability of like, editing that type of "encoded" media? It has something to do with we have to go and change our movie formats (video and audio) to a "natural" encoded format that they support because quicktime is old school i guess. I also saw on apples website that they are also no longer supporting quicktime player. So idk whats the deal. I love quicktime and i think it's dumb lol. But also it's making me mad because every video on my computer is .mov format because that's what's been built into this mac for 10 years. But anyway go to this thread and i think that this will help everyone a little better than my ramboling. 32-Bit QuickTime Support Ending - Premiere v12.0.0
Sorry about the lack of video editing jargon and terminology because i literally know nothing technical, i just kind of figure things out as i edit.
This issue is still going on. Ive had Adobe go through my system twice and its still not working. I am using CRM (Cinema Raw Light) footage. Super annoying having this camera and cant even use the files it puts out.
What I did was transfer the media cache from a spinning HHD to my SSD and now the issue has stopped. I think the spinning HHD was too slow for the information to be read fast enough. I have the project and the cache on my SSD. hope this helps someone
Having the same issue.. after 7 years.. The only fix I've found is to use a proxy workflow. definitely switching to resolve. there are so many bugs that I've been experiencing and working around with premiere for YEARS now and nothing changes. just more useless updates and UI remixing. TRASH.
Hopefully this helps others: I had the same issue and the problem for me was that I had my Bluetooth earphones connected to my computer at the same time that I had my wired headphones connected to the mic (for voice monitoring). As soon as I disconnected the Bluetooth earphones, everything went back to normal.
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