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mts files without sound (Solution)

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December 4, 2015
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the latest premiere pro, december 4th 2015.

windows 7 pro, hp z820 workstation.

sony a6000 .mtsfiles

new project, the .mts files are imported (via media browser) without sound.

in yesterdays project, with the previous version, the mts files are unlinked and cannot be linked through various methodes discribed here.

‌so I tried to roll back. but the only option is going back to cc2014, which does not accept yesterdays project.

SOLUTION

i managed to get things working by converting the mts files to mp4 and relinking those. premiere accepts those mp4 files as the original .mts, which are still named .mts!

premiere is not the only app that has issues with the sound of .mts files, davinci resolve, mocha. Still it is hardly acceptable to drop support of .mts files sound over night with a new release.

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Correct answer Kevin-Monahan

2BRichard,

See this FAQ: FAQ: MP4, MOV, AVCHD files import without audio in Premiere Pro CC (2015.3) and CC 2017

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin-Monahan

Correct answer

Community Manager

2BRichard,

See this FAQ: FAQ: MP4, MOV, AVCHD files import without audio in Premiere Pro CC (2015.3) and CC 2017

Thanks,
Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio

wernerb41313967

Known Participant

This did nothing for me. I imported an MP4 but it still imported without sound. This is after i renamed and moved the common folder. Please help?

Kevin-Monahan

Community Manager

Hi wernerb,

Contact support here.

Thanks,

Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio

markhs30936467

New Participant

I had this issue but was able to get past it. I believe the following got me there.

1. Close all Adobe apps

2. Go to your media cache folder and delete everything

3. I also went to my media cache database folder and RENAMED the database

a. I renamed it instead of deleting in case this broke the install (but it didn't)

4. Relaunch Premeire (or Media encoder)

5. IMPORT files to the project instead of just drag drop.

6. I noticed that my MTS files did not have a preview at first. I waited for the preview (thumbnail) to look right before continuing. This only took 30 seconds for the two 1 hour clips I was working with.

I hope this helps someone.

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MarceloRego

New Participant

I deleted the Media Cache, but didnt work, then a rename the folder where my clips was storage. I relink the files and then the audio now is ok.

I am using .mts files

Bentho

New Participant

Here's the solution to this "Dolby Codec" mystery for Premiere Pro CC 2015.4

1.Open your project in Premiere Pro. If "Dolby Codec' window shows up, click to install it.

2. Close Premiere Pro (Don't save your project)

3. Open Media Encoder

4. Go to " Edit - preferences - select "Media"

5. Clean up the Media Cache Database.

6. Then, click the "Browse" from the left of "clean" (Media Cache Database).

7. Delete all cache folders (Anywhere Cache, Media Cache, Media Cache Files...)

8. DO NOT CLICK the CLEAN (from 5 above) again. Doing that will recreate the folders in (7 above)

9. Close Media Encoder

10. Open Premiere Pro. And Voila! You should be fine.

*If not, you may want to relink the footages).

The above works for me. Hope it does for all.

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Eddie8_de

Inspiring

Suddenly - without any updates (Premiere 2015.3; .4 does not work because of the memory leak, so I still have to stay at .3 and stayed by that for over one month now) or changes to the system - all media (MTS with AC3) were offline.

@Bentho: Tried several things and searched for about 5 hours... now your solution worked. THANK YOU!!!

@Adobe: Shame on you! I pay for that software a lot of money! And it is worth it, IF it works! But who get paid for my last 5 hours, where I couldn't get forward in my project???

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catawbacounty

New Participant

FIX (at least on my machine - Windows 7 Pro and Premiere Pro CC 2015): Started getting this issue with all movie clip types, not just MTS

* Import the movie clip

* Right click on movie clip in the project window (usually upper left corner)

* Click Modify and then click Audio Channels

* Change 'Number of audio clips' to 2

* Click off of field, you will see 'Clip 1' and 'Clip 2' appear.

* Click left and right channel on Clip 2

* Click OK

* You can now add your clip to your timeline along with its audio portion!

jefjaeger

Participating Frequently

Audio channels is grayed out. It doesn't see any audio which is the problem in the first place.

R Neil Haugen

Brainiac

I answered this in your other post.

Neil

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Runamok_USA

Known Participant

Any answer to this yet? I also have clicked yes to install the codec yet nothing actually changed??? still have a bunch of files on my computer that will not import the audio with the video? there should be a way to manually install this codec?

Drummer1229

Participating Frequently

Regardless of how I import the media - I still only have the video portion. Somehow for clips that were previously edited, Premiere still is pointing to the mis-conformed video/audio track.

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niekvanzon

New Participant

I managed to fix it with a wierd solution but it works for me and is quite easy. Select all the videofiles in your project window then right mouse click. Select modify/audio channels and put those to adaptive.

It doesnt alter the left and right channel but does fix the problem. The only thing is that it puts the audiosegment of the clip 4 channels down. Jus erase the empty ones and ad some new ones below your audiofile.

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_Richard_1Author

Participating Frequently

Sounds great!

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Trent Happel

Community Manager

.mts support should not be changed in the latest update CC2015.1.

Do these files have Dolby AC3 audio? With the CC 2015.1 update, you now need to install the Dolby codec, which should be noted by a dialog when you attempt to import a clip. You will receive Premiere Pro dialog, "Dolby codec must be installed to use this feature. Click OK to install now."

The other thing to try is to quit Premiere, delete your Media Cache files, launch Premiere and import the files again.

You can also install a previous version of CC 2015. Instructions can be found at: Install a previous version of any Creative Cloud application

Drummer1229

Participating Frequently

I am currently working on a wedding project that was started prior to this update. I have mixed footage of MOV and MTS files and had no problem with the audio/video. Then against better judgement, I updated the software. When I opened the project file, all of MTS files were showing as offline. When I attempted to re-link the media, a dialog box told me that the audio didn't match the video and did I want to continue. I continued and now when I open the project file, the MTS clips only contains the video track. The audio segments to these clips are completely gone. What's even better is that I have a delivery date of 3 days to get this video finished, so this issue has caused my stress level to triple.

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Trent Happel

Community Manager

I wonder if somehow you are not getting the Dolby install dialog? Given your time sensitive situation, I would recommend you go back to the previous version of Premiere to finish your project. More info: Install a previous version of any Creative Cloud application

Later, you can decide what timing is right for you to update and see if the same issue occurs.

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