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Just installed premiere pro cc 2018 and trying to do a short commercial.... put the videos and audio in the sequence line, and nothing...no playback whatsoever. what is going on? i do not have any presets, no plugins, nothing. could it be a codec? video was shot with canon 60d. please i need help.
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Hi rhmcclurg,
Sorry for the trouble. Just for a test, change the renderer & check the issue. Here are the steps: FAQ: How to change the Video Renderer in Premiere Pro?
What are the system specs(OS, RAM, GPU, CPU)?
Thanks,
Vidya
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Nothing happened with rendering (i tried that before i messaged, nothing happened prior to rendering and after). I used to have this installed 2 years ago different model and worked fine (dont know what i did)
Specs:
Windows 10
Processor: AMD A6-5200 with Radeon HD Graphics 2.0GHz
Memory: 8GB
SYS: 64Bit
When i hit play, does nothing just shows stop button, time does not advance.
I also try to change audio setting from mme to asio and the program freezes instantly. I have a Presonus AudioBox iTwo audio interface that i run the line in and out from as well.
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Hi rhmcclurg,
Thanks for the info. Please share a screenshot of Preferences > Audio Hardware.
Just for a test, change the Default Input in Preferences > Audio Hardware > Default Input to 'NO INPUT' and check the issue.
Thanks,
Vidya
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I had the same problem on my brand new Alienware R5 17 using Windows 10. I just checked this button after reading you emails strings and it fix my issue.
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Dwaine
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This help me so much, thank you and now my audio is working now. Thanks!
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Hello,
Got the same problem with a Gigabyte.
GTX 1070
32 Go ram
Everything on SSD.
Well, Dwain, you are right it's a audio issue.
I didn't have the same menu as you but when getting inside the material configuration, there were a driver conflict :Realtek stereo and Realtek surround,...
So just keep the stereo one. Deactivate the other(s) ones.
And that worked perfectly, even in full resolution with 4K.
Thanks
AG