Licensed Stock Audio Not Recognized By Premiere When I Export

I started working with the unlicensed music on my timeline then once I decided I was going to use it I bought it. However, even though it shows that I purchased the music it doesn't allow me to export because I get the "licence your music warning". All I did was: go to essential sound panel, find the music, it has a blue check mark, click the 3 dots and click add to project. Done deal! 

I hope that helps someone. 

I am having the exact same problem. this is so infuriating. With the money it costs to have this software, this shouldn't be an issue with SO MANY PEOPLE. And for so long too!  the fact that we have to download the music manually and then re-edit the file (if any edits were made before) is ridiculous. 

I've had this issue for quite some time.  I'm not sure why there's no fix for it yet; even after licensing using Essential Sound inside PRemiere Pro (now on the 2023 version), the licensed file does NOT download.  

My workaround, which is a pain in the ***, seems to work:

• Go to license history on Adobe Stock and download all the files manually.
• Copy the files to a new folder within my project folder.
• Make all the stock audio files offline in the project panel.
• One at a time, relink the offline audio files, and point them to the new licensed files I just downloaded.

It works to get me through a project with a few files, but I REALLY hope a fix comes out for just downloading the licensed files the first time and replacing them in the project.

(For reference, I have had this issue with every version update on PP2022 and now 2023, using a 2021 MBP with M1 Pro Max, and an Asus Studiobook X using Windows 10 Workstation with Xeon procesor.)

HI there.  I'm not certain why this is happening.  I've tried it several ways on my account and it works fine for me.  Are you attempting to export from the Project panel?  It appears so, since I can see your export settings in the background of the image.  This should be fine as well.  When you look at the audio asset in the project panel, does it show a "Shopping cart" icon in the thumbnail?  That would indicate that it thinks the asset is unlicensed.  Can you still see it in the search results panel and does it have a blue check mark on it showing it is licensed?  You should also be able to down load it from the libraries panel by clicking the download icon (the cloud with the arrow pointing down) or clicking the three dots next to that and selecting save to local folder. 
If you do see that shopping cart icon in the project panel, can you click it and license it again?  It shouldn't deduct anymore quota from you as your license history knows it's licensed.  
Try those things and if you still have issues can I get the info about your setup? (Mac or Windows?  Operating System version?  Premiere version?) and can you use the Adobe Log Collector Tool to get the logs for your computer and attach them here?  

https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/cc-log-collector.html

Thanks

Jay

@JayI14 Can you assist here?