Oh well trent at least I learned a new thing today  Drop Box

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/85490648/20120615130016.MTS

Here is a small MTS from my camera.

Thanks agin for your time.

Trent Happel wrote:

 

DeenoDeeno wrote:

 

Oh well trent at least I learned a new thing today  Drop Box

 

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/85490648/20120615130016.MTS

 

 

Here is a small MTS from my camera.

 

Thanks agin for your time.

Thank you for supplying a file. I am getting audio with your file on my systems. It is 48kHz Stereo. Verified on Mac 10.6.8 and Windows 7sp1 with Premiere Pro CS6.0.1.

 

This leads me to believe that something may have gone awry when you installed Premiere. Sorry, but all I can think of is that possibly a reinstall would resolve this issue on your system. You also might want to try manually deleting the Premiere media cache. On Windows, go to AppData -> Roaming -> Adobe -> Common -> delete the Media Cache and Media Cache Files folders. On Mac, go to Users -> <user name> -> Library -> Application Support -> Adobe -> Common -> delete the Media Cache and Media Cache Files folders.

Thanks, I will try that and report back.

Will the above effect my older 5.5 install?  I don't want to mess that up just now?

Damn now to add to my Woes since the messing about install uninstalls I am getting

"adobe media core cs6 has stopped working" Alerts when I close out of PP CS6  

and "adobe media core cs5.5 has stopped working" Alerts When I close PP CS5.5

any clues what is causing that?  I don't want to take the thread off on a tangent but has happened whilst trying to get the damn thing to work

FIXED Yipeeee!

It isn't all good news though but I do have a solution that will almost certainly work for you, all be it a bit Drastic

This problem has been killing me. I just want to be able to drag and drop the MCS file into premiere pro like I always have with other video files and all the nonsense about pulling over entire folder structure just WON'T DO , we are not living in the 70's. And thank god the file structure thing is just stuff and nonsense.

What is happening is this.. something on your PC is stopping the files working (and Adobe haven't a clue what it is) and for that matter nor do I but until someone finds out, I can report that a complete blow away and reload of new windows will 100% solve the issue.  

Now I haven't done one for years, so it was a complete pain and took me over a Day to get every thing back the way I like it and to be honest it will be a week before I have all my favorite programs working properly.  BUT I can report that with Premiere Pro installed I can now just PULL THE FILES OF THE CAMERA HARD DISK and DROP THEM ANY WHERE I LIKE and better still,  pull them into Premiere any damn way I like and they play "Sound and All" And that my friends is the way it should be

I really hope this helps some of you, I am stoked that it now works and I can get some work done, I was starting to hate my new camera but now I can report it is A1

To Adobe I can report that some system setting from another installed program is clearly the culprit but I can't for the life of me tell you which.  I can say that it is not mine or the programs fault but a lack of thorough testing on Adobe part.  Because clearly this is not and un common issue on your forum and many others. Software should work under any scenario, I certainly don't run any strange programs that should cause this.

Until Adobe can pin point a solution and patch their program,  I can recommend my solution buy Guys and Girls be careful back up all your mail, favorites, passwords, documents and everything else precious to you before doing a clean install and if you do you will get back in the groove with our favorite editor PP CS6.

TTFN

I gotta get some work done

ComputerNovice25 wrote:

 

Glad to hear you fixed it

Me too, thanks