Premiere Pro 24.3

I'm just trying to get a method to replicate the problem. I tried an audio-only file (.mov format), and no problem. It is working in your install of the Beta. But the problem might involve an interaction of a type of file and a software issue - or hardware or whatever.

> Tried doing the exact same thing on a totally different project where the dialogue was part of a video interview and was already transcribed - PP would not recognize there was dialogue in the sequence.

So a "regular" video/audio file in a different project also shows "no dialogue," even though it was previously transcribed. And I assume still is (open the file in the Source monitor and switch to Text panel - is the transcript there?

So not just an audio-only issue?

If you are in show source monitor transcript" view, you will see "No Dialog Found" if a) there is no source open in that monitor or b) the source that is active doesn't have dialogue.

Stan

Edited to remove duplicate info.

Thx. But it's definitely not the audio file as I tried multiple projects and the Beta fixes the issue.

 Very strange.

What format is the audio file? I'll try to test. If you can share it, that would be great.

@Kerstin Ebert @Alexander_DVA 

Stan

Tried doing the exact same thing on a totally different project where the dialogue was part of a video interview and was already transcribed - PP would not recognize there was dialogue in the sequence. But the Beta does.

All dialogue is on track 1. The original source uadio was not transcribed. But, as I said in my notes,  I did try and transcribe the source. It made no affect on the sequence - "No dialogue found". In the Beta - no issues.

Thanks. Where is the audio-only file in the timeline? You only see "No dialogue" in the text panel? Is the audio file transcribed? (Confirm by opening in the Source monitor and switching to the Text panel.)

Screenshots might help.

Stan

@FPS_Fish,

If the audio-only file is added to a track that is under another audio track that has audio, it is not "seen." To test this, mute the audio track that is above it.

If that is the issue and you are ultimately looking to make captions, you can do that and then unmute the track. Or you can move the audio-only to the top track.

Stan