Thanks Bill, nothing says its missing, I do still see the waveform.

Scratch disks same as project, VU meter still functions on the clip.

I have music files and they tend to work, it appears to be just the audio associated with video files that are randomly affected.

Hope that clears it up a bit... not sure what the CFA if I didn't touch on it...

Thanks

Well I managed to get through, and I'm pretty sure it not going to affect the end export (I hope), but its rather annoying and hopefully Adobe patches it up or something :/

Thanks!

Thanks, I sent it in.

I also finished my exporting (and burning to DVD), and the audio is missing!!!

So its not just tied to not hearing on the timeline, it doesn't connect with when exporting. This is rather alarming as I'm supposed to have the half hour video ready on DVD ready soon.

I gave myself a little work-around the issue. I'm exporting individual portions, 4 in total, after quickly checking to make sure all the audio works in each clip. I'll then take those and throw them into Encore for DVDing.

I'm not sure how much more I can expand on my workflow, but here it goes.

I imported XD footage (150 clips, stereo) and threw those onto the timeline, chopped them up, color-labeled them, re-arranged them into the order I need (editing), threw in some music, and while working I notice that some audio clips I cannot hear, and that goes the same when I export them while they have the issue. It seems to be random as to which clip(s) is/are affected at different times. I am forced to exit and reopen the project.

I just noticed this now, but it wouldn't have anything to do with having to render the video would it? I'm running a fairly decent machine here and it works fine, no lagging of video anywhere to mention. Too late now, but I can try it later and see if perhaps that's the issue; though only some of my clips need rendering and not all.

Thanks.

Not entirely sure on how to give that, but I do know that the problem starts with PP and continues to EN. The XD files I brought in are raw video footage.

Thank you Dave. That's pretty much the same situation I'm in as described by the OP in the link. Glad its not just me with this problem so its better understood and Adobe is perhaps working on a fix by now.

Its a rather large bug to people who work with XD cam files, I could understand if it happened JUST in the timeline and was fine if you exported, but no the latter as well.

Thanks!