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  • So I just changed the preview files from ProRes to H.264 and rendered again and that did the trick. Opened another project, played it, same issue as before, switched to H.264 as well and it’s working. Thanks both.

  • Also, might be worth noting, that video continues to play absolutely fine. It’s just audio is lost until it’s paused and played again.

    Sequence is fully rendered (both visuals and audio).

  • Jamie Panton

    August 4, 2021 at 6:01 pm in reply to: MacBook Suddenly Unable to Play Video on Timeline

    Thank you for reply on this and sorry for slow getting back to you.

    Nothing in my workflow has changed – same kit / camera settings I’ve been using for a few years. Quicktime is fine for playback I believe, I’ll double check later though. It’s just playback in Premiere.

    The battery has lost a lot of juice, but other than that the system is in good condition.

  • Jamie Panton

    May 23, 2015 at 10:20 am in reply to: Marking All Clips 1 Frame

    Great thanks both, will give both a go when I get back to the office! 🙂

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