Re: inf wave file

Averdahl · ‎Apr 24, 2025

If you have tried to reset the preferences and tried to create a new project and import the old project into that as Ann suggested earlier and none of that helped, it seems to be a computer issue rather than a Premiere Pro issue. I have downloaded the files and they work here as expected without issues here as well. Since you have the same problems on two versions of Premiere Pro it does not seems like a bad install of Premiere Pro. If you have close to no space left on the disk/s you have the source media on it can be a Windows issue, bad configuration or something else. 10% free space is absolute minimun per disk, on the OS-disk and the two WD-disks. If i sat in front of your machine i would have tried this: Clone the system drive so you have a backup of Windows as it is now. I prefer Acronis True Image for this. Then, do a clean install of Windows 11 and update it with Windows Update. When done, install the Creative Cloud app and install Premiere Pro. Now, create a new project and import the audio files you have problems with today. If it works, you are back on track. If not, use the clone you did and restore Windows. If you do a clean install of Windows, refrain from installing any other software and especially software that do system wide changes such as changes to the Start Menu/Task Bar, etc, etc. The idea behind a clean install of Windows now is to see if it works or not, so just Windows+Win Updates+Drivers for GPU/Chipset/Storage+Premiere Pro is most important to start with as a part of the trouble shooting. Why do i suggest all this? Doing a clean install of Windows is fast, trouble shooting issues like this takes far longer time and many times its impossible to find the cause to the issue/s. So its a fast way to rule out old settings, other software, etc, etc and is IMHO often the fastest way to solve issues that only appears on one computer. If you clone the OS disk before its a matter of minutes when/if you restore it to be back at the point you are at today. If you test it, did it help with your audio files in PremierePro? 🙂 Links: Clone system drive software - Search on Google Download Windows 11 Download Adobe Creative Cloud apps | Free Adobe Creative Cloud trial ...and the sound file that I sent earlier also plays. Ann has tried this. The volume may be weak, but it is playable. Closing Premiere now also takes a very long time, too long so that I have to intervene manually. I also have version 2024 of Premiere on my PC. It also goes wrong there. By @Studio Brandaris

Averdahl · ‎Apr 24, 2025

So if you export and then import only one (1) audio channel is imported, or how do you define mono? If i export a stereo clip as MXF and then bring it into Premiere Pro the audio comes in as dual mono per default. If i now place the clip on a timeline both audio channels will playback in both speakers, mixed together. IOW, left will playback in the left and right speaker and right will playback in the left and right speakers as well. This means that if i want the left audio to playback only in the left speaker, and the right audio to playback only in the right speaker, i must pan both channels to the correct speaker. And this is what i/we want. I can also right click on the clip in the Project panel and select Modify > Audio Channels and change the Preset from Mono to Stereo. Click OK and place the clip on a timeline now and you will get the left audio channel in the left speaker only and vice versa for the right audio channel. Note that this setting wont change anything in clips already placed on the timeline. @sportacentrs.cos I even tried to split the stereo audio track into two mono tracks which I put into full left and full right each. Within Pr everythings fine. After export as MXF --> all mono By @Werner Brix

Averdahl · ‎Apr 17, 2025

They are in the Media Cache section. 🙂 These Media options aren't like the ones in you screenshot. Should I be looking into the XMP option? By @mikecox_

Averdahl · ‎Apr 06, 2025

Since those files needs to be there i do nothing. But, i do clear those files about one/two times a month to clear out old ones i don´t need anymore. I also set up a dedicated folder on another drive to store all media cache/media cache database files, iow not on the C-drive. Easier to manage, all files in one (1) folder, easy to delete all files in one go, the C-drive is left untouched. All files that are deleted will be re-created by Premiere Pro when/if needed. But what should I do with them; they clutter up my folders and get in the way? I mean, would the user need to access these files, on their own, at any point? How should I manage these files, so they don't impact my workflow? By @mikecox_

Averdahl · ‎Apr 04, 2025

Make sure to upgrade your graphics driver. I had issues with the UI in Pr 25.2 and when i updated the issue went away. Worth trying. You want to use the Studio Driver and here is the latest: NVIDIA Studio Driver 572.83 | Windows 11

Averdahl · ‎Mar 21, 2025

Try version 23.6.8 that is available in the cloud app. ...they told me that they only had version 23.0 available By @Edit243436659y0y

Averdahl · ‎Mar 14, 2025

Thanks! 🙂 Eventhough you wished me luck i could not fix it. @Ann Bens is spot on, iow that it works in the beta but it will take some times before it will be released as a non-beta. For the beta there is no need to learn a new application. If you download the beta it will co-exist with the version/version you have installed today and will not interfere with them. So it´s safe to install the beta version, and easy to uninstall. I could fix the issue if i used Shutter Encoder - Encoder|Converter video FREE PC|Mac and transcoded the clip to either H.264 or ProRes. Then i could just import the clip and drop it on the timeline. But yes, it´s may not be the best solution. Here ya go. By @Stanley Arthur

Averdahl · ‎Mar 14, 2025

Can you do a short recording in OBS with all audio tracks you need and either upload it here or send it to me in a PM so i can take a look at it and hopefully help you out with it? Short clip as in 5-10 seconds. 🙂 I'll keep an open mind if anyone can solve this one in PPro. By @Stanley Arthur

Averdahl · ‎Mar 13, 2025

If the footage is 1920x1080, set it to 1920x1080 and not 1080x1920. What setting should I set it to under sequence settings? By @therese_sch�nveller_3688

Averdahl · ‎Mar 13, 2025

As @Peru Bob writes your disks are almost full and that is a indeed major issue, even for SSD´s. You should aim at having at least 10% free space on any disk. More than 10% is better. Anything less degrades the performance big time and that will cause issues for Premiere Pro since the disk/disks fails to sustain a continuous steady data flow that Premiere Pro wants/needs/demands. For example, if your exports fails or throw error messages or that the timeline updates slow, the low available disk space is to blame. Just ask ChatGPT about it! 😉 SSD 1 - 5Tb - Available - 280 gig SSD 2 - 2Tb - Available - 22 gig SSD 3 - 4Tb - Available - 723 gig SSD 4 - 4Tb - Available - 221 gig SSD 5 - 8Tb - Available - 79 gig GRAID 1 - 28Tb - Available - 430gig By @rupert rucksack

Averdahl · ‎Mar 13, 2025

Make sure to use a sequence that matches the settings of your footage. You want a sequence that is 1920x1080 with the same frame rate of your footage. It seems that you are using a 4K setting today, hence the black bars and zooming. Go to Sequence > Sequence Settings and do the changes there.

Averdahl · ‎Mar 09, 2025

I am not sure i understand the issue here, but what you describe sounds like the correct way. Linked clips moves in unison while un-linked clips don´t since that´s the point when un-linking clips, to have the ability to move only the video or audio portion of the clip. Do you have an example so i can test? (Such as; When i do "this" it works but when i un-link "that" happens and it ruins everything because....)

Averdahl · ‎Mar 08, 2025

I just drag my pre-made srt-file to the timeline and click OK. Thats all i have to do and exporting works for me from the Text panel without any set up. Can that be because i use a pre-made srt-file to start with? 🙂

Averdahl · ‎Mar 07, 2025

Open the Text panel and click in the timeline to select it. In the Text panel, click the three dots and select Export and do the export. This is lightning fast. How can we do that? By @AnonymousPuppy1990

Averdahl · ‎Feb 28, 2025

Keeping project file and source media on a local drive is the way to go. Having them in a folder were a cloud service always read the files and upload them when needed do often cause issues. Try it, move your project out of the cloud folder to a local folder and try if it is slower or faster.

Averdahl · ‎Feb 28, 2025

I think you have lasso selected clips by mistake on Video 1 or Audio 1 or both and then by mistake deleted the clips. If the video is linked to the audio it is enough to lasso select either the video or the audio to select both. This will never throw a dialog asking "Do you really want to delete the selected clips?", it just silently deletes them if you do it. This is how it works so one has to be careful since it is easy to ruin a timeline silently. I either click anywhere in the timeline often or use a keyboard shortcut to de-select clips to avoid things like this when i am working with clips on the timeline. Look at the video here starting from 1:00 on how to lasso select and how it looks: Select, delete, or ripple-delete clips I am facing this too! what's going on? where in the world did i delete a chunk of it by accident. I only faced this recently. and this is the 3rd time i caught it. By @pg_muhd_nur_8130

Averdahl · ‎Feb 23, 2025

This happens usually because the audio is not 16-bit and/or that some/all of the audio is compressed such as mp3/mp4. There is no way to change the project to 32-bit. So if you have ~32 tracks of audio+busses+effects with a mix of the abowe that could be the issue. If not, ~32 tracks+busses+effects can be resource hungry as well. I do sometimes render out the final audio to a wav/aif and place that on a new track and mute the rest to take some load off the exporting process. Or, do the audio mix in an audio app and export it and use that file inside Premiere Pro. Too late now maybe. Maybe exporting to QuickTime > H.264 and set the audio to 32-bit will help, if you want H.264. (Probably not) Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you!!! By @JMLfilm

Averdahl · ‎Feb 23, 2025

If you upgrade from 2XH2 > 24H2 = You have sound. Clean install of 24H2 = You have no sound and need to install the audio codec. This is true for any version of Premiere Pro. ...Does this mean that the problem with missing AC3 audio with W11 24H2 only occurs when using PP 25? By @filmspezialist

Averdahl · ‎Feb 19, 2025

O.k! From what video editing app does the file come from? You can also test Shutter Encoder - Encoder|Converter video FREE PC|Mac to see if you can transcode it there, iow if it does a "better" job than Handbrake. You can see how it reads the time of the clip as well. Try as those settings: The file size will be huge. Choosing Proxy instead of LT will create a smaller file.

Averdahl · ‎Feb 19, 2025

I am not sure here, but maybe it is because in Premiere Pro/Audition the footage is interpreted as 23.976 fps and maybe the other apps interpret it as 24 fps. I cannot test/calculate it right now. To test in Premiere Pro, select the file in the Project panel, right click on it and select Modify > Interpret Footage. In the Modify Clip dialog, change the frame rate from 23.976 by typing 24 in the Assume this frame rate-box and click OK. How long is the clip now?

Averdahl · ‎Feb 19, 2025

Great to hear that it works now! 🙂

Averdahl · ‎Feb 18, 2025

One solution is to go to Window > Workspaces > Reset to Saved Layout.

Averdahl · ‎Feb 18, 2025

Happy to help! 🙂 You saved my life By @mirkof93206192

Averdahl · ‎Feb 18, 2025

Import one of the exported files in a Premiere Pro project and go to Edit > Edit Original. On the image below you can see that it will find the project name and the file path as well. I've also the exported files but it is in another folder. There's not a solution? By @mirkof93206192

Averdahl · ‎Feb 18, 2025

It should be fixed in Pr 25.2 but i don´t know when it will be released. You can test it if you install the beta version of Pr 25.2. You can render out compositions from AE and use those assets in the version of Pr you use today, so it is doable to continue to work without dynamic link. Maybe not great, but doable.

Averdahl · ‎Feb 17, 2025

I would render the media to any local folder and when done, manually move them to the cloud folder/final location. This works everytime and will only have the final product in the correct place. Is it possible to have it where ONLY the final product is places in the final location? Is there some settings or something to help speed up this process? By @JohnnyRocket

Averdahl · ‎Feb 17, 2025

Not really, your timeline is set to 1920x1080 while you are exporting to 3840x2160 and as Ann says you are upscaling your footage from 1920x1080 to 3840x2160 and that will increase render time. Are your source footage 1920x1080 or 3840x2160? Select your timeline and go to Sequence > Sequence Settings and change it to 3840x2160 and click OK. If your source footage is 3840x2160 you will have to re-scale the all assets on the timeline. Try it and report back! Project Details: Resolution & Frame Rate: 4K 50FPS By @abdulla_2620

Averdahl · ‎Feb 15, 2025

Any method will do it, File > Import Media as well. With any media. @Exciting_creator5CB2 What version of Premiere Pro do you use? Can you export a video clip as DPX without issues? If yes, can you import the DPX files you just exported? These normally need to be ingested via the MediaBrowser panel or the Import page. I don't do a lot of DPX, and trying to remember the exact steps. There is only one way that works. And I'm wondering if @Warren Heaton or @Richard M Knight might recall. By @R Neil Haugen

Averdahl · ‎Feb 14, 2025

I guess that it can be an issue if the F-keys have more functions mapped than just let´s say only F5. This seems to be the case with the Logitech K350 in the thread you mentioned. (Functions printed on the F-keys and a Fn-key on the keyboard=issues.) I have a keyboard with no Fn-key, so i have "only" standard F-keys. I have used F1-F11 mapped to panels and F12 to Save and it has worked for me for years. I did a test with the F5 key and it send out just one (1) command here and not two that was reported in the thread. I tested with the Insert command. Good to know that i should avoid multi functional F-key keyboards in the future! 🙂 These assignments have 2 issues: can they be assigned (often yes) and do they work (sometimes no). See the discussion in this thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-bugs/function-keys-not-working-as-shortcuts/idc-p/15084228#M43839 By @Stan Jones

Averdahl · ‎Feb 13, 2025

I can assign F5 to that shortcut to any of the two commands in Pr 25.1.0.

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