Sleddriver1
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Yes. The AVI file is DEAD in the audio track. But, I did find a bit of a workaround. I rendered the video only, then rendered the audio only, then pulled the two into PP7 and rendered a finished product. Frustrating to have to do this, but at least it worked.
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Now things are weirder. I can render the audio-only track to an AVI file, and it renders in full. When I checkmark the box to render video also, the audio cuts out about 5 seconds before the end of the resulting AVI file. AAUGGHHH!!!!!!
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Thanks; I could probably also leverage AE6.5 for a similar process. But I just hate workarounds when something worked perfectly before.
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I started 100% from scratch: brand new HD, brand new XP install, brand new PP7 install, etc…I didn’t want to risk registry nightmares…
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I did…latest and greatest of everything. What’s odd is, PP7 plays the film fine in the Monitor panel…plays it exactly as I have constructed it. It’s in the final rendered AVI file that the sound drop occurs.
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Bummer! My idea didn’t work. Any other ideas out there?
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This may work; I’ll try it tonight when I get home.
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No, it doesn’t help, and this is my frustration. I do have one thing I want to try when I get home tonight, so I’ll post again later.
Thanks for the advice.
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Yep, sure is. For instance, when I bring up AE 6.5 or CoolEdit Pro, they automatically launch into the layout I’ve set for them, which spans both monitors. It’s only a Premiere problem, that’s the weird thing.
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I have the same problem after doing an XP install-repair! I changed out my motherboard, and of course XP thinks it’s in a different machine, so I had to install-repair XP.
I got nearly everything back, except that AE6.5 gives me the same error you describe. It’s really irksome!!
If I delete the bad file, or just acknowledge the error, will it impact the ability to import/export AVI files?
I’d really like to solve this instead!
Thanks