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Issue
Some users have trouble dragging an audio-video clip into the Timeline. For example, when the clip is dragged in to the Timeline, only the video or audio portion of the clip appears. Very frustrating, but there's a simple fix. It's called Source Patching.
Solution:
Make sure source audio and video (blue boxes - far left) are patched in the Timeline before dragging or editing the clip to the Timeline.
Article: Quick Fix: Video Clip Audio Not Appearing in Premiere Pro Timeline
Having trouble importing a file where only audio is present, see this video.
Source Patching Video
Notes:
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thank you man! you are a lifesaver
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Thankyou so much, this is so simple yet I didn't know that. I'm glad you make this.
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Wow I feel like an idiot. Glad it was an easy fix!!
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Super clear and helpful explanation. Thanks so much. I just started teaching myself Premier 2 weeks ago to edit a music video, it went very well. HUGE learning curve haha. But starting project #2, I ran into this issue. And your video is the only one I found that hit it so directly and simply. Thank you!!
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Thank you so much man! you just saved me from being frustrated all the time when i try to edit! Thank you so very much for explaining it in simple words and solve my long time problem!
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Agreed with all the comments here. So simple, yet so helpful. Thank you so much!!
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THANK YOU XXXXXX
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Is there a way for the selected tracks in the timeline to override the source tracks patching?
i.e to just be able to select where you want the video and not have to line up the patching?
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No, John. Sorry. Source patching is for editing clips into the Timeline. The Toggle Tracks function is for everything except editing clips into the Timeline. It would be a notable feature request, however. Make that here: https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro
Thank You,
Kevin
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thank you so much !!
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So, I used to design user interfaces. Adobe: if something does not work, tell the customer why it doesn't work. Don't just say, essentially, "No, I won't do that." This is not a puzzle game where we get joy from figuring out enigmatic clues. It's supposed to be a tool we use to do work.
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Hi @Carl_Fink,
I read your post. Thanks for the feedback, but "Discussions" is a user-to-user forum. If you'd like to give feedback to developers, feel free to file a request or complaint on the Ideas forum here. I'm sure they wouldn't mind reading your take on Source Patching UI design there. I hope that info is helpful.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Aunque parezca mentira, es un problema bastante común en el que caen los principiantes.
Una manera muy fácil y didactica de aprenderlo y no olvidarlo nunca más
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Thank you, but no that isn't it. I can't pull anything down to the timeline from anywhere. I thought it was because I'm in a different country, but it works fine on my husband's laptop. I'm begging to think it may be a setting I may have hit some how.
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Drop a screengrab of your Timeline panel showing the entire header control block onto your text reply area please.