BUG - Audio transition ignores amplify levels from audio ducking
I have a music track that I've cut in order to extend the length of it for my video. I used Audio Ducking in combination with the VO. However, at the point where the crossfade transition happens, in the exported video, the audio turns back up as if no ducking were applied. Then when it gets to the point where the next keyframe is, the audio drops back down to that level and matches the keyframe volume as it increases. It won't always play back that way in the editor, but it always exports out that way. The one workaround I found is to cut the 2nd clip about a second after the transition, then remove the Amplify effect that was applied from the Ducking, and change the Volume Level to match what the Ducking had applied (in my case, -24db). I've had this happen on other projects, but it finally got annoying enough to post about it.
I'm glad to provide any info that might be needed. I'm using PPro 15.4.1 on Windows 10 Pro. This occured when exporting as H.264 both directly from PPro and Media Encoder. It also happened when exporting the audio directly as a .wav file. And this has happened on at least 2 PCs that I've used. Thanks.
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