can’t hear audio after speed duration change/ CS5

[Jay Kinghorn]

Mark,

Try rendering the clips on your timeline and see if that helps.

Best regards,

Jay

[Mark Elf]

Hi Jay: thanks for the suggestion. The crazy thing is that I figured out that when I can slow down the video up to 45% with the hold original pitch box checked it will work. I need to have the “hold to original pitch” box checked because I am editing music education videos.

If I slow it down to 44% or less the audio won’t play ! I can slow it down 44% or less without the “hold to original pitch” box checked and the audio will work but of course the pitch is wrong ! That’s no good for me.

So that check box is the problem. I wonder if it’s a bug. I was using premier elements and could slow down the video and audio as much as I wanted and never had a problem.

I am still puzzled by this.

Thanks very much for responding

Mark Elf

[Jay Kinghorn]

Mark,

That’s very strange. About the only time I have to render anything on the timeline in PP is when I have multiple audio tracks, audio effects or bring in audio tracks at 32bpc.

Thanks for the head’s up about the checkbox!

Jay

[Tim Linn]

I’m experiencing the EXACT same issue. I’m trying to speed up a clip to 104%. I get audio just fine if I DON’T check “maintain audio pitch”. Once I do, no audio. I assumed I must be doing something wrong but given that you’ve got the same issue it must be a bug. Of course, knowing this is of no help to solving the problem… Frustrating.

[Mark Elf]

Now the crazy thing is I’ve slowed down a different video to 30% checked the “maintain original pitch” box and there was no problem. It must be something in the video or all the presets you choose as you start a new project.

I’m not a pro editor and don’t know CS5 very well at all, the truth be told, so I really can’t say what’s going on.