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Hi you all!
I have a problem in Premiere and, being a newcomer to the program, I don't even know how to search to find a solution. A specific part of the audio in my video gets muted and I don't know why.
The video is a speedart, and I recorded it in 5 parts. The first part I ended up recording at 60fps, I don't know if it's important information or not. I'm rendering in Media Encoder with the presets "YouTube 1080p Full HD", just putting it to render in the best quality.
Things I've done:
- Converted the video that was at 60fps to 30fps;
- I took out this same converted video;
- Replaces background music;
- Before it was just the music, the sound effect the motion appeared, now not even that.
Can you help me?
Try exporting with Hardware encoding unchecked.
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Hi there!
Sorry about that. Can you share the following information?
Let us know.
Thanks,
Kartika
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- My version is 15.2.0.35
- I'm sorry, I don't know if I did understand the question. It's a song that I downloaded and I'm using in the background, a .mp3
- "Software Only" you mean with the Premiere and not using the Media Encoder? Because this actually worked, but I don't know why it's happening with the ME
Thanks for trying to help me,
Cleon
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Hello cleonm79160
Try to check if this lines (of the photo) is at its correct level which is 0.
verify that the sound is played correctly before exporting.
If it still fails you, a solution is possible by closing the program and executing it again, and exporting again
 
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I have new information: I rendered direct with the Premiere and not using the Media Encoder and it worked. I really don't know why this happens with the ME.
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Try exporting with Hardware encoding unchecked.
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Wow, this actually worked! Is there an explanation for this?
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Is there an explanation for this?
By @cleonm7916043
There may be, but I'm not aware of what it is.
When I find a workaround hat allows me to continue working, I just move on.
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Quite possibly, AME does not like the Mp3 file you're using, which may be why it is ignored while encoding.
Please try this: open up the Mp3 file in Adobe Audition, save it as a WAV file. Back in PPro, right-click the Mp3 file in your project window and use Replace Footage to navigate to the folder where you saved out the WAV file.
Run the Export again to AME.
Hope this helps.
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I tried to switch the music for another one, but nothing happens. It's almost like that interval is cursed or something. Change the video, change de audio, nothing change.