Mary Teraji
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in timeline playback. The effects have been rendered, but I haven’t actually exported it to a movie file yet.
The video files are all quicktime movie files, not mp4s.
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But mine has no audio. It can’t be a problem with the clip’s audio because there is no audio.
Also, it started doing it randomly, meaning I’ve played back that section of the piece before and it didn’t give me that problem. It’s not like I added a new clip to the timeline that isn’t working. The clip was there before and it played back fine. Now all of a sudden, it has an audio glitch.
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WHOOPS! Wait! Success!
Sorry I exported it, then opened up the old version.
THANK YOU! That worked! I’ll remember that for next time!
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I know! There needs to be entire classes on just the terminology, and then the theory behind the terminology. I don’t understand any of it. On top of the fact that I don’t use Apple products, so all the buttons are weird, and everyone emphasises using the shortcuts. No one want to just tell me what to do, they want me to learn the short cuts, WHICH IS A WHOLE OTHER STEP that ultimately don’t do anything for me…
I tried what you suggested, and it came out exactly the same. Same problems in the same places.
And I know the footage is all suppose to be in the same formatting or whatever. I don’t think it was. But I did successfully export it before, so it is possible without scrapping the whole project and re-importing everything.
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And I’ve already exported a rough cut of this video before and it worked then. It had the same kind of problems, but like I said, I unclicked the “Report dropped frames” option and it fixed it.
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Like I said, I’m not technologically literate. I have no idea what you just said to me.