![]() ![]() Hello, there isn't a sound track to right click and say edit in Audition. Independently from the video, because they are not links as they would have Then drag it into the Sequence and hope youĬan get it to lip-sync again. You have to first save the Audition file as a multi-track and import it No export to Premiere inside of Audition. In this case you cannot share the Audition file Same Go Pro mp4 video plays with sound in QuicktimeĪn even worst issue is the fact that one can no longer share files within If it was an OS issue Audition would have the same problem of importing a That leads to this being a Premiere issue not the OS. Where Adobe Audition does in fact create two separate files from the Go Pro ![]() One Sound and one Video as it would have done ON export that is all you get is video no sound, because Premiere failed toĬreate two files on import. Using Import within Premiere you get this on import a video file with noĪdd the same video to the Sequence and you get no sound and only video file. But too much of that OS sucks in video right now, especially with the programs I need. Wind10 becomes notably stable for editing/grading apps, I may likely move forward as the parts of that OS that work are "fast & light". ![]() it works fine, there was never any reason to upgrade our shop to Win8. as he still suggests for anyone with ANY software. He taught that back in the early 2000's to all his classes. as Kevin Monahan notes here, though he's an Adobe staffer now, for many years he was a pro editor and a teacher of Final Cut through several versions. And this isn't just for "Adobe" products. That project may or may not work right if brought forward into CC2015. Even then, if you've got say a project done in CC2014.2, it might be wisest to keep that release "on" you machine so if you need to work it again, you can do so in that version. A long-held "best practice" is to keep "full" previous versions of editing software "live" on one's machine, keep working in them and testing the "New & Improved!" release UNTIL one is certain that one's ability to work in it is assured. Jumping to a new NLE before testing it yourself on your machine is also. is problematic, leaving oneself open to such problems. Jumping to an OS before knowing it is rock-solid with the programs gear one uses. Ms has been doing their ittle-bitty patches & updates process and over time that OS has got to where some people who started with a clean install on a wiped disc and slowly added programs & gear onto the machine all with driver updates. many plug-ins, all kinds of stuff from all kinds of vendors didn't work well or at ALL with the initial Win10. a ton of the BlackMagic hardware bits, AJA, Kona, all those. In the process, when it came out, very few video softwares & gear worked with it. Microsoft has been rather open that they started from scratch with this OS, trying to ditch as many "old" style bits of code & processing to get as new and streamlined as possible. or once I've saved a "snippet" I found I can often then just click in the reply area of the forum here, and then Ctrl-V to paste that image into my reply.Īs to Win10. Just use the icon of a picture in the formatting header atop your post to upload it. a Windows mini-app that can make a quick png of any section of your screen you select. I think in Win10 they have a version of the "Snipping Tool". it would be very handy if you could get a screen-grab of your sequence's left-end & controls & post it on a reply. that correct?Īnd the result is a clip on a sequence with video but no audio. 1) load the footage to a hard-drive on the computer 2) navigate to the footage in the Media Browser panel tab in the lower left quadrant 3) select your footage, right-click & choose "Import" 4) switch to the Project panel tab lower left quadrant, select a clip and either move it up to the Source panel and from there drop it onto a blank timeline (so PrPro creates a sequence for that media) or drag it from the Project panel onto a blank timeline area. you've done the appropriate process for importing into PrPro, which is. To restate what it sounds like is the case. Answering and testing specific things the user-base here asks would be your best bet to get fastest resolution of the problem. So some troubleshooting is likely needed to nail this down. that OS started out as a complete disaster for video gear & software. Now, one thing that pops out to me is simply Win10. As there are a TON of GoPro users who are not having your issue, there's something about your setup that is causing this problem. ![]()
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