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No onboard Audio in Premiere
I posted this to support but have received no response.
After installing the Decklink driver over Premiere Pro CS4 4.1.0, there is no way to be able to monitor timeline audio out of the motherboard audio device, despite every combination of settings under “Audio Hardware” or “Audio Mappings” and under Windows control panel “Sound and Audio Devices”.
Remove the Decklink driver and it all works as expected.
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Some more detail: Windows XP SP3 32 bit, Decklink Pro card, Driver 7.1.2
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I have now received a response from support on this: it is apparently a feature.
Onboard audio is not available as it can appear out of sync with the vision.
Blackmagic are open to re-enabling it if there is sufficient demand. I would very much prefer the choice between the two outputs as long as I am aware of the potential sync issue.
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I just discovered this also, and I’m using an outboard audio interface (MOTU 828Mk 2 FW) I think had I stumbled across this “feature” either in this thread or elsewhere, I would have been less likely to plunk down the $200 for the card in the first place, perhaps that’s why there’s nothing so specific about it on the BM website. Not as happy with my Intensity Pro card as I had hoped I would be.
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