Audio Drop Out Issue

[Robert Ober]

[stokes mcintyre] “I noticed that in the timeline the little green render bar stops about where the audio drops out. When I export the audio the drop out remains in the audio.”

Does the original file have a dropout if you play it the Quicktime player? What format is the original audio file and what audio format are you using for your timeline?

Robert

[Stokes Mcintyre]

Hi Robert,

Thanks for the response.

I tested playing the audio file using quicktime and it did not drop out.. it played fine.

The audio format is WAV.

I am not actually sure what audio format I am using in the timeline. I didn’t know I could set that. I just imported the WAV files. I apologize for my ignorance. I’ve recently defected from FCP.

Thanks!
Stokes

[Robert Ober]

On a Mac, wav would be unusual. If you open it in Quicktime the Inspector window should tell you what the codec is. Premiere should have no problem unless it is a really odd codec, but some editors do not like certain codecs they pretend to support. For instance, FCP does not like MP3 as I recall. I would convert the wav(s) to pcm(uncompressed) aiff.

Good Luck,
Robert