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adding the audio back
By mistake i removed audio from a clip in PP 2.0
On Jul 11 Mike Velte gave the following solution for PP 1.5:“Select the video clip in the timeline, press the T key. This will bring the original clip into the Source window with In and Out points matching those of the clip in the timeline. Drag the video/audio from the Source Window on top of the same clip in the timeline overwriting the video and adding the audio back.”
When I press the T key (both with and without
)after selecting the clip, the clip is not brought into the source window.
When I dubbelclick on the clip in the timeline it shows up in the source window, but without sound.
What do I do wrong or is there another procedure for PP 2.0?Thanks for your help in advance.
Phocas Kroon
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7 Replies
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Correction: T key both with and without Shift.
Phocas Kroon
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Have you tried making sure that the track the clip is on is the ‘target’ track? I’m not in front of PPro right now, but if you have more than one track, it seems to me for match frame to work, you have to ‘tell’ PPro which track to match to and that’s the way you do it. I might be mistaken though….
-Troy Murison
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Hi Troy,
Thank you very much for your info. That did the trick!
Also the ruler of the timeline has to be positioned on the selected clip.Phocas Kroon
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Ah, good to hear! Glad to assist.
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Seven years on and people still having this issue (like me).
Just a quick note to say if you’re using Premiere CC 2014, on a Mac, then you can do the above by using the F key (not T).
Simply position the playhead anywhere on the timeline over the clip for which you want to get your audio back, mouse click to select the clip, then press F.
The source window will populate with the correct source footage and the in/out points you previously specified. Click and drag clip, complete with ALL audio channels, over the top of your old clip to replace.
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Appreciate you posting this man! You saved me with the update 😀
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Yes! F key does the trick on CC 2014. For years I’ve been doing a workaround. Finally decided to check on this forum and voilà!
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