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Audio Renders taking forever – Premier Pro CC 2017 | Mac OSX 10.11
Hi,
I’m relatively new to working on Premier Pro CC 2017 on OSX 10.11 and am at the final export of my video where Audio Rendering time is showing to be about 3 hours for a 7 minute video!
I’ve been searching on forums and some possible reasons that I’ve come across are:
– Multi-cam sequences with many audio tracks
– Sample rate of source audio differs to that of the projectSome people claim it’s just a bug that can’t be fixed.
To test the first, I deleted all unnecessary layers from the multi-cam clips and the render time reduced a little bit.
(From 5 hours to 3 hours)I checked the sample rates and some audio files are at 96000hz, while others at 48000hz. The project is at 48000hz.
Also, it seems that every time I need to export, it renders all over again, taking excruciatingly long.
Could somebody advise me what’s the best and quickest way to get rid of this issue?
Will I have to convert the audio files in another software and replace them? In this case, will I be able to just reconnect them with my existing media in the project?
Are there other possible reasons for this?My edit is locked and I need to deliver the product ASAP.
If this has already been discussed in earlier threads, it’ll be great if somebody could lead me to the right one as I haven’t been able to find it.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
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Export the the audio only as a AIF or WAV file. Then bring it back in to Premiere and sync it on its own track in the sequence. Mute all the other audio tracks, then export your video with audio.
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