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When editing a clip in the timeline, the audio levels are fine. They read approximate -6 dB. However, when I export, the audio is cut dramatically. When I bring the exported video into the same timeline, the audio level is around -24 - -30 dB.
For export I use the YouTube 1080p Full HD preset. The audio tab reads audio former ACC, Audio Codec ACC, Sample Rate 48000 Hz, Channels Stereo, Bitrate [kbps] 320. Export Audio is checked.
I'm working on a PC - Windows 10. I've seen similar questions asked about this but haven't been able to find an answer. Any suggestions?
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Hi rachelw86168840,
Sorry about the poor experience. Is this happening with any specific media type or all of them? Also, have you tried exporting in any other format like QuickTime > Apple ProRes & checked if it's exporting properly?
Thanks,
Sumeet
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I figured out the issue! I make a YouTube video of my podcast/audio drama. So I use the audio waveform in After Effects to add a visual to the dialogue. Well, for some reason, when you right click and composite in After Effects, it resets the audio to 35% in the Left and Right channels. So, I have to go back in and reset them to 100%. I'm not sure if that's a part of the "audio waveform", if it's something with taking a video from premiere into after effects, or if it's a user error/setting on my part.
Heres a link to the video with the issue:
Here is the next video when I was able to fix it: