How to remove silences from audio without affecting the video

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 13, 2025
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I have the following scenario.

1) A video in V1, which has NO SOUND, is just a gameplay that lasts 10 seconds.

2) A speech that I recorded in PremierePRO, placed in A1.

3) Now click and ensure you only click the AUDIO in A1.

4) Edit / Text / Transcript (ensure it is created) and then Filter / Pauses / Delete / Delete All.

The result, your audio is properly trimmed, but the video is also trimmed. The video is not linked at all, the audio is an isolated file, so why would it assume the video must be trimmed as well?

Btw, linked selection is not checked.

How can I simply remove pauses from my audio without affecting the video that is present in the same time in a different channel?

Thanks.

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Richard M Knight

Community Expert

What happens if you lock the video track?

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leonardo_yogurtuAuthor

Participant

Yeah, that was my workaround, so you need to be very cautious and remember to lock all the possible affectable tracks, then remove the silences, and that way it won't be affected.

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John V Knowles

Community Expert

It's trying to keep everything in sync, so it assumes you WANT the video cut at the same time. If you don't then:
-- make a new with just the audio, remove the pauses and THEN add the video.

-- in your existing sequence, you can also just sldie the video down past the end of the audio, remove pauses and then sldie it back.

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