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Ivan218628813a9g
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November 21, 2021
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The mp3 track gets glitched upon import into Rush timeline

  • November 21, 2021
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Hello. I worked on my working PC and never got this issue there with the same mp3 source files. After setting up Premier Rush on home laptop I received such problem: When I import mp3 file from my SSD-folder into the Rush video timeline (via Media Browser) it get all corrupted, namely the first 1-2 seconds of the record get looped hundreds times into the length of the full original audio. Outside Rush the audio track is completely ok. This happens not with all audio tracks I import, but selectively. And it seems to be a random error (sometimes another track imports okay, sometimes corrupted). Especially if I import several tracks into one timeline.

My Adobe Rush program's version: 2.0.0

Laptops graphical card: Nvidia geforce gtx 1650 Ti

The rest of system info is attached. 

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    Correct answer Kristin31590032tan7

    I was able to solve this issue myself. The mp3 I had was a version shared with me in google docs that I then downloaded to my laptop. I searched for the original source online and downloaded a new version direct from the source. It works perfectly now. 

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    Kartika Rawat
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    Kartika RawatCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    November 24, 2021

    Hi Ivan218628813a9g!

    Sorry about the trouble. Could you try resetting preferences and see if that helps? Hold down Shift-Alt (Windows) while Rush is starting.

    Also, share your Audio Hardware setting. Go to Edit > Preferences.

     

    Let us know.

    Thanks,

    Kartika

     

     

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    Kristin31590032tan7
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    August 10, 2023

    I am having the same issue on my MacBook. The mp3 I import glitches and creates a 1-sec loop track. The mp3 works fine on all other sources, and a friend was able to import it to Rush on their MacBook and it worked fine. 

     

     

     

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    Kristin31590032tan7Correct answer
    Participant
    August 11, 2023

    I was able to solve this issue myself. The mp3 I had was a version shared with me in google docs that I then downloaded to my laptop. I searched for the original source online and downloaded a new version direct from the source. It works perfectly now. 

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