Premiere Won’t Bring in Audio Along with Video Clips?

[Stephanie Fandel]

Thank you, thank you so much. You are the best person. I thought I was losing my mind.

[Brad Hall]

Still a bug Feb 2016! Thanks for posting, it was driving me nuts.

[Marcus Lovitt]

Thanks Brent – this was a big help for me also.

[Josh Aguirre]

You’re the best. THANK YOU!

[Jeff Porter]

You helped me big time too! Had no idea that the A1 audio row had to be selected to be able to drag the audio. Would like to know why the video line does not need to be selected to be able to drag the video, yet the audio does. Ugh! Thanks again!!

[Jeff Porter]

Hang on… upon further testing, if none of the V and A rows are selected on their row header at the left, you can drag video only and drag audio only with no problem.

If ONLY the V1 row is selected, can’t drag audio only. If ONLY the A1 row is selected, can’t drag video only.

There must be a reason for it working this way, but to those of us that haven’t had formal training for Premiere Pro… double ugh! lol

[Antonio Abrego]

Thanks! going to try it after I update CC. I never noticed it either.. it just started happening.

[Tad Newberry]

…and here it is Tax Day Eve, 2016, and the glitch is still going strong. i just encountered it, tried clicking the far left “A1” on my sequence and it wasn’t even selectable, though the V1 above it was. So, i closed and reopened PP and voila, there was the V1 and A1 already highlighted. And i could even toggle them on and off. Kept ’em on, imported my clip, all is well.

My next step would’ve been to trash prefs, but that seems so FCP-ish.

😉

thanks for helping out a bonehead!
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[Mark Steenbarger]

Thank you!!!

[Kelsey Jones]

Hi so I’m thankful for your help, but I already edited one of my video clips, is there a way to keep the edited version of my clips while getting the audio in the other clips so that I can refrain from reediting an entire clip (I edited around 20 min down to 5)