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Strange audio glitch on output – is this a bug?
Felix Von nida replied 8 years, 1 month ago 25 Members · 53 Replies
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John Helias
June 28, 2016 at 7:05 pmHi,
I have this audio trouble since few days, i’ve updated everything to CC2015.3 and it doen’st look like the thing has been fixed.
40 vidéos to export in few days and still can’t export anything clean !Someone could help ?
John
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Peter Garaway
June 28, 2016 at 8:34 pmHi John,
Can you please provide some details about what your experiencing? What OS, system specs and steps you took that led to the issue. A screen recording showing the problem would be really helpful if you’re able.
Thanks in advance!
Peter Garaway
Adobe
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John Helias
June 28, 2016 at 8:59 pmhi Peter,
I work on vidéos edited in premiere. The edit goes to AE via dynamic link.
In Ae, I add animations, add music with a fade out at the end.
Then seend to encode in AME for h264/mp4 export.The file once encoded ends with a weird fade out with a small loop of sound (last +/- 15 images) loud.
I’m on Win10, CC 2016.3, Nvidia GEFORCE GTX 970.
Everything was all right before the last CC update.I’ve tried to export lossless, it works perfectly with a nice fade out at the end.
But when i try to encode it in h264/mp4 with AME or another application (the audio glith comes back again and even sometimes at the start of the file!!?? ).Hope to be clear since i’m not english native.
thx
John
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Peter Garaway
June 29, 2016 at 5:15 pmThanks for the details John. Sorry you hit this issue. We’re aware of it and working on getting a fix out for this specific issue relating to dynamic link.
A potential fix is extending the length of the AE comp a bit (~1-2s). That will often make the problem go away.
Hope this gets you going.
Best,
Peter Garaway
Peter Garaway
Adobe
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Daniel Wichterich
July 20, 2016 at 10:43 amHello. Has a fix been released already? I am having a hard time with media encoder too…
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Markus Wagner
July 28, 2016 at 10:31 amI have the exact same Problem … at the very end a short repetition of the sound. I can´t really change the timeline … as its the final length for the project.
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John Helias
August 1, 2016 at 5:40 pmHi,
Any news about an update that fix this issue ?
I’ve spent 3 horrible weeks (exporting uncompressed to USB HD then plug it to my laptop with an older version off CC and then encode to h264 than plug the HD in my computer again to sendit to my client : for 30 vidéos with 3 versions )…Adobe has lost some… “reputation” from me… and there is no bug in the process of taking me dollars each month…
so, this update ?
John
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Joshua Lynch
July 20, 2017 at 12:50 amThis is the nightmare which haunts the climax of every big project . Time to quilt all the uncorrupted pieces together. We chose this way of life. One day I will upgrade to avid.
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Peter Garaway
July 20, 2017 at 6:21 pmHi Joshua and Markus:
It’s been a long time since this issue has been brought up. Just so I understand exactly what you’re experiencing can you please provide additional info.
– System specs:
– What exactly are you hearing? A screen recording would be awesome!
– Does this happen in the timeline or only in the rendered/exported file?
– Sequence settings
– Export settingsSorry for all of the questions but this information greatly increases the chances of finding the root cause.
Thank you!
Peter Garaway
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Hamish Scadding
August 8, 2017 at 10:52 amI’ve been experiencing audio glitches on Premiere Pro CC 2017 (2017.1.2) both on playback and export.
Before adding fades into my guide voiceover it happened on every audio clip. Adding fades/dissolves cured some but not all of the glitches.
There was a Multiband Compressor filter on the channel with the glitches, turning it off got rid of the glitches, changing to another Compressor filter and they’re back.
(As mentioned above) adding silent audio before the glitching tracks allowed me to use the compressor and export glitch-free audio
I’ve been editing on PP for over 7 years now (on Mac and PC) and while I appreciate the complexity of the software and the constant desire to add features and improve, for me PP Audio has really gone backwards in the last couple of years. If it continues I’ll be switching as reliable audio is something any edit software should provide (and I’m too busy to spend half a day searching forums for fixes).
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