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No headphones audio in PPRO CS3
Alright, so I’ve finally decided to “upgrade” back to CS3 from CS4 on my laptop, but I’m having one problem that’s driving me crazy.
For the life of me, I CANNOT get the audio to play through my headphones within the program. Windows 7 64 (my current OS) allows me to hear the audio through the speakers, and if I make the headphones “default”, I can hear everything through them EXCEPT ppro CS3. My only recourse is editing with the laptop speakers, which isn’t gonna fly for sound precision, of course.
I didn’t have this problem w/ CS4, so I’m wondering what configuration am I missing here?
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I do not understand why you couldn’t monitor from the same amplifier that is driving your speakers.
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I don’t either.
Just the simple act of inserting my headphones would normally mute the laptop speakers and forward the sound to the headphones. Now not only is it some semi-complex affair where I need to cut off the speaker source so that the sound ONLY comes from the headphones for all of Windows, but even then it won’t play through ppro cs3 after doing this.
It DID however w/ ppro CS4, which puzzles me.
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Are you trying to use the headphones after you’ve launched ppro?
The audio settings in preferences may need to be adjusted to go out to the headphones.
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Most definitely, yes. I tend to use the headphones after I’ve booted up Premiere.
Any idea what options I would need to adjust? Some of them are a bit convoluted and I’m not sure what/where I’m looking for. -
go into your windows audio settings, advanced has a tab to recognize each program on a seperate channel, unclick that unless you are an audio mixer.
“Oop, I think my render is done!”
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In Premiere, go to Preferences/Audio Harware and change the “Adobe Desktop Audio:” to whatever you have in ur computer. Probably you need to set it to:
Built-in Line Output.
See if that works.RR
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