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Premier error – seems to be audio related?
Hi,
The error is reported on one place on the timeline, before and after played fine. I have tried replacing the audio clip but it still happens. Please see a screen grab of the error message below.
Thanks
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This is funny, I opened up a project today (that was working fine yesterday) and received a similar, but different error:
The message reads:
[/Volumes/BuildDisk/builds/ringo64/shared/adobe/MediaCore/Backend/Make/Mac/../../Src/Clip/MasterClip.cpp-2892]I had to create a new project and start over – thankfully it was just a series of rushes!
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Did you ever figure out what was going on? I’m receiving a similar error each time I launch my project (even in the auto saves).
[/Volumes/BuildDisk/builds/ringo64/shared/adobe/MediaCore/Backend/Make/Mac/../../Src/Clip/MasterClip.cpp-2892]
I can buy that it’s audio related since I have a ton of merged clips (video combined with synced audio).
T.J. Imbrigiotta
Envision Communications, Inc.
Washington DC
https://envisioncommunicationsinc.comMac Pro
2 x 2.26GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
12GB RAM
Blackmagic DeckLink HD Extreme 3D – Video
ATI Radeon HD 4870 – GPX
Mac OS 10.6.8
Adobe CS5.5
FCP7
FCPX -
Yes, I did. If I remember, I think I did a new project and copied and pasted the clips. I might have deleted the offending clip first.
Hope this helps…
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First, I followed some advice on the Adobe boards and made all of the media in a new project offline. I trashed all of my cash/preview files. Then I (painstakingly) went through and reconnected clip by clip until I figured out which ones were causing the error.
Here’s the Adobe thread: https://forums.adobe.com/message/3775353
It turned out any time I tried to reconnect the .wav files (from a field audio recorder) used in my Merged Clips the error reoccurred. I was about to give up for the night when I decided to export an EDL and import it into another new project. When I relinked the EDL it separated my merged clips into their respective video and audio files within the timeline. Although the Merged Clips were essentially “broken” all of the audio and video were in sync (def better than starting over).
This has happened to me twice while working with Canon 5D footage linked to .wav files as Merged Clips. I have had numerous problems working with Merged Clips over the last few months (one track of audio randomly disappearing, audio not exporting through to OMFs, etc.). I would suggest that you LINK audio and video files in Premiere Pro instead of making Merged Clips from your assets. If you don’t want to Link your files I would sync everything and export a master file. It’s not worth the hassle and anguish that comes along with Merged Clips.
I would also suggest that if you receive a similar error during your edit that you cut ties with your project ASAP. Your project file is essentially terminal.
*Oh, one more thing while I’m piling on the hate for Merged Clips. When you merge video to a stereo audio file Premiere turns your L and R channels into mono tracks.
See Limitations here:
T.J. Imbrigiotta
Envision Communications, Inc.
Washington DC
https://envisioncommunicationsinc.comMac Pro
2 x 2.26GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
12GB RAM
Blackmagic DeckLink HD Extreme 3D – Video
ATI Radeon HD 4870 – GPX
Mac OS 10.6.8
Adobe CS5.5
FCP7
FCPX -
I should also mention that during the re-linking portion of the fix attempt I did re-save the .wav files out using both Audition and iTunes. Relinking the new files resulted in the same error.
T.J. Imbrigiotta
Envision Communications, Inc.
Washington DC
https://envisioncommunicationsinc.comMac Pro
2 x 2.26GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
12GB RAM
Blackmagic DeckLink HD Extreme 3D – Video
ATI Radeon HD 4870 – GPX
Mac OS 10.6.8
Adobe CS5.5
FCP7
FCPX
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