[Gary Huff]

[David Weldon] “Check your list view of files/clips for even numbers like in the picture below. We must get this fixed immediately.
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Just an FYI, this has not happened to me on any of my installs of CC 2015.2 or 2015.3.

[Gary Huff]

Is your sequence still 4K?

[Gary Huff]

Had you previously been on CUDA or OpenCL?

[Gary Huff]

[Dave Johnson] “What settings can I use in Adobe premiere export settings to get the same result?”

This is what I use for such an occasion for 1080 videos.

H.264
Profile: High
Level: 4.1
VBR 2-pass
Target: 4Mbps
Maximum: 8Mbps
Key Frame Distance: 240
Audio Quality: High
Audio Bitrate: 128kps

Check the box for Maximum Render Quality only if you’re doing any scaling, either up or down. If all of your source footage is the same resolution that you’re rendering out as, then you can leave this unchecked.

[Gary Huff]

[Lau Lefholm] “Could there be something wrong with the audio?”

If you can open the multicam timeline and the audio sounds right, then it should be good.

[Gary Huff]

[Lau Lefholm] “I am on the latest update 15.3”

Have you verified which audio track it’s cutting with? Sometimes Premiere can chain the audio and video together in a multicam clip so that if you switch cameras, the audio switches as well. So you could try unlinking the missing audio and seeing if you can switch camera angles on it and if your audio comes back.

[Gary Huff]

Hey Lau, this is a bug I have been bitten by as well. What version of Premiere are you on?

[Gary Huff]

[Manav Bhathal] “Could you refer me to a guide on the best way to set up scratch disks and hardrives to edit?”

There is really nothing to do under Premiere. You can make it keep all the generated files (like the audio conforming) with the project, but I found that makes for a messy project folder. Plus, all your renders and autosaves are automatically put in your main project folder, and that’s the bigger stuff.

The codec options you list are quite limited. What version of Premiere are you on?

[Gary Huff]

What are you playing back the footage from? Hard drive? USB 2.0 or 3.0? 5400 RPM or 7200 RPM? Multiple drives in RAID? USB thumb drive?

[Gary Huff]

[Ali Abdoli] “Soon enough i found out that the texts had really low quality . Don’t get me wrong It’s not blurry .”

Ali, what is your sequence setting? A UHD setting would require a larger font size than HD. And what do you mean by “low quality”? Is it heavily aliased? And is this after you render the video or when you are watching playback on your Monitor window? If you have a UHD sequence and you have it set to not display at full resolution, that would make your test look poor, but the render should be fine.