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Premiere adding random audio pops that aren't in OBS source audio (v23.5 and v23.6)

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Aug 31, 2023 Aug 31, 2023

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Over the last several versions, Premiere is randomly adding audio pops/clicks in audio. I've confirmed it isn't in the source media.

I will play through an edit I've made and randomly there will be an audio pop/click that wasn't there before. If I restart Premiere, it goes away, but it happens constantly, so I started to right click the audio clip when it happens, send it to Auditon, close auditon, then undo, so that it's back to normal. Then the audio pop won't be there anymore. So it's definitely a bug with Premiere Pro and how it's processing/rendering the audio files.

 

This was not a problem last year with the same audio format coming from the same program. My system is fast and transcoding is a waste of time; this bug shouldn't exist.

 

Happens in Premiere Pro v23.5 and 23.6 (This wasn't happening in the previous years versions)

 

My setup:
Mac Studio M1 Ultra

OS 12.6.8

Audio is from h.264 .mp4 files recorded from an OBS screen capture.

 

For some reason it's not liking the audio in these recent versions. (I've edited hundreds of videos in prior versions and can guarantee this was not an issue before.)

 

I've noticed if I tab out of Premiere for like 5-10 mins then go back, it resets Premiere and the pops don't happen, then as I start to playback parts and move the timeline curser around, the pops come back. It's very random though. If the pop isn't addressed, it ends up in the export as if Premiere has baked it into the render preview files during the editing!!

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Oct 31, 2024 Oct 31, 2024

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I've only started getting the clicks and pops showing up in my clips that brought me here to this thread SINCE changing to the segmented .mp4. We used .mkv remuxed to .mp4 for the last couple of years and the pops and clicks have just started now since changing to segmented .mp4. Guess it's back to remuxing.

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