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Wav Files in Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5
I am runing Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5, I am using it on an editing system to capture in video to edit and export out to a DVD.
I am trying to add sound effects to it via a CD that contains WAV. files.
When I add them in and view it thru Adobe in the view screen I see and hear it right, When I burn it onto a DVD thru Adobe and I watch it you can no longer hear the sound effects on the DVD.(although you can hear the audio that was loaded in thru the camera) When I reopen that project to review it, the icons to the WAV. files are changed and if I try to preview it there I no longer can hear the sound effects. -
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Did you copy those CD files to your hard drive first, and THEN import in PPro?
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No I didn’t I was just importing them from the CD.. Do I need to copy them onto my harddrive first?
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Yes, you need to copy them to the hard drive. When you import, you are only creating links to the source files.
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Wonderful..One dumb question now..How do I go about coping them to my harddrive..I haven’t done that yet I usually use the input from the videos I capture..Thanks
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Open Windows Explorer.
Create a Folder in the hard drive drive where you keep your video files. (Call it WAV)
Put the CD in.
On the CD, highlight the wav files you want to use.
Drag the files from the CD, to the folder called WAV.
Go into PPro, and import the wav’s from the WAV folder.
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Thanks so much.I can’t wait to try this out.
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Glad to help.
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