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  • Peter Vogt

    May 30, 2012 at 4:41 am in reply to: How do you move ALL volume keyframes in a track?

    The pen tool!! I’ve spent several hours trying to figure this out! The pen tool!! Arrrggg!

  • Same problem here. Outboard drive connected via ESATA. I’m going to check if connecting the drive directly to a spare SATA connection on the motherboard, rather than the outboard connection, solves the problem. But it’s REALLY FREAKING SLOWING ME DOWN!!

  • Peter Vogt

    July 20, 2007 at 6:25 pm in reply to: Disappearing audio problem – Yikes!

    The only problem with deleting all the previews is that if you’ve got a huge, multi-layered project, it can take a heck of a long time to regenerate them, and sometimes weird things happen when you do it.

  • Peter Vogt

    June 13, 2007 at 5:18 am in reply to: Disappearing audio problem – Yikes!

    Hey, I’ve wrestled with this problem off and on, too – typically when I copy a sequence from one project to another project: the video and audio are there, but maybe a day or so later, the audio will disappear. The audio clips on the timeline will be be blank, but if I use “Reveal in Project”, the source file will have both audio and video.

    I found, by accident, a fix that might work for you that’s easier than relinking everything: I just open “Interpret Footage” for the problem clip’s source clip, click on “Conform to:” and then click on “Use Pixel Aspect Ratio from File:…” (basically, just making a change in one of the Interpret Footage parameters, and then undoing that change), and than click “OK”.

    The audio magically returns to the clip on the timeline. Why this happens, I don’t know…but it appears to return the audio to where it shoud be.

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