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  • audio problem during logging

    Posted by Richard Cavanagh on February 21, 2006 at 7:58 pm

    I have used PP 2.0 to complete a project started with PP 1.5 with no problems. Now I am returning to an old 1.5 project and although captured clips look and sound fine, using 2.0. when logging new clips with 2.0 the audio in unintelligible. Video seems to be choppy as well. AND….it does the same thing now with PP1.5. While logging new clips, the audio sounds choppy and fast. Any suggestions are welcome.

    Richard Cavanagh replied 20 years, 5 months ago 3 Members · 5 Replies
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  • Richard Cavanagh

    February 21, 2006 at 11:31 pm

    I have successfully captured video and audio using Microsoft Moviemaker. Actual capture of clips using PP2.0 is blocky, filled with artifacts, and static for audio. Should I perhaps reinstall PP2.0?

    Always a beginner, never an expert!

  • Aanarav Sareen

    February 22, 2006 at 12:45 am

    Have you installed any software after or during the time you installed Premiere Pro 2.0? If not, I would try uninstalling both: Premiere Pro 1.x and Premiere Pro 2.0 and reinstalling them again.

    Aanarav Sareen, ACE
    Adobe Certified Expert, Premiere Pro

  • Richard Cavanagh

    February 22, 2006 at 3:23 am

    I upgraded my virus subscription…PC-cillin. I removed PC-cillin, still no good. I then removed both PP 1.5 and PP 2.0. I reinstalled 2.0 only, without PP 1.5, still choppy. I removed the OHCI firewire card, tried the firewire port on my Audigy sound card. I’m about ready to format the drive, keep my project and captured clips on another dedicated drive, and start over. Are there limitations on how many times I can reinstall and activate PP 2.0? Any help would be appreciated.

  • Miguel Lombana

    February 22, 2006 at 7:48 am

    Virus protection is a major CPU killer and not recommended on an NLE, you should simply disable the LAN port via the Network icon (right click) and basically stay off the web with that machine, I keep my NLE machines on their own subnet so they can transfer files between them but when I need a software update or anything else from the web, I download it on a protected machine and FTP it off to my NLE.

    ML

  • Richard Cavanagh

    February 23, 2006 at 1:29 am

    Stupid me. I finally found the problem. It was my camera! I borrowed my son’s camera and now all is well, at least until I approach the minister of finance about buying a new camera. The “good” news goes a bit farther. I now have a really clean computer after a format and reinstallation of minimal software.

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