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Audio Effects Issue
I am having audio level problems when using effects (Noise Reducer, Limiter & Compressor)in Premiere 1.5? During export to tape my audio will occasionally drop 10 to 15db and then return to normal for no reason. The drops happen when going between clips but it doesn’t always happen at the same spot. It seems like the software processing if falling behind. If I stop the export to tape and go back to the timeline I can play the same few clips where I heard the drop in level and it sounds fine. Does anoyone have any suggestions on how to fix this problem?
System Specs . . .
MB – Supermicro P4SCT+II
CPU – P4 3.4
RAM – 2GB
OS – Win XP SP2
Video – Matrox Parhelia with dual LCD monitors
Boot HDD – WD 7200 RPM
Video array – Stripe set of 4 x 250 GB SATA HDD with Promise FastTrak S150 SX4 RAID controller
Video Capture – Decklink Extreme v4.8.1
Video Editor – Adobe Premiere v1.5Jeff Anderson
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3 Replies
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Try to render all audio before exporting.
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Dan,
Everything on the sequence has been rendered.
Jeff Anderson
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I discovered another way to render audio clips that seem to solve my issue. What I did was to highlight the clips with effects and then under the “Clip” dropdown menu you can chose Audio and then select “Render and Replace.” This rendered the audio and replaced the original. It also put a copy of the audio clip in the bin.
I first tried using “Render and Replace” with my entire sequence highlighted but I still had level drops with audio. But when I did “Render and Replace” on clips individualy everything worked great. Is this the correct way to render audio clips with effects?
Jeff Anderson
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