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I have the following setup:
Windows XP Pro SP1 upgraded from W2KP
1000 mhz Intel PIII
512 mb Ram - 2/4 slots PC133 168 pin
Matrox Millennium G450
Abit VP6
Award BIOS (1/17/2001)
40 gb Primary HD-120 gb Raid Secondary HD
USB 1.1 - 2 ports
USB 2.0 - 4 ports
Firewire 1394 - 2 ports
Pinnacle DC1000 E4 Ver. 3.2 driver (Firewire port)
Adobe Premiere 6.02
Adobe Premiere Pro V 7.0
I captured video from a Sony digital camera, using the Sony video
capture tool, via the usb 2.0 port. The video capture tool was set to
capture the audio at 32,000 hz - 16 bits stereo. The resulting clip is
a .avi file.
If I replay the video/audio in something like Windows Media Player 10
the video and audio play just fine.
However, if I import the clip into PremPro 7.0 and wait for the audio to
be conformed, the audio is only good for about half the clip. At times
as the clip plays after being placed on the timeline, the audio stops
while the video continues playing. If I stop the clip and then start it
again the audio will start again but then stop. This can be repeated but
the audio never runs properly. In addition, at the halfway mark the
video freezes and a heavy buzz begins and lasts until the end of the
clip. The waveform appears in the audio portion of the timeline until
the point where the heavy buzz begins and then there is no visible
waveform. At the point when the buzz begins there is a loud pop and the
buzz begins.
The only thing I can think of is to delete the clips and recapture the
video. Does anyone have any ideas as to why this happened or if there
is another way to fix the audio? If the video and audio run fine in
Windows Media Player there must be some problem in PremPro and it seems
that it would be best to understand what is happening in order to avoid
the problem. Any ideas?
I have the following setup:
Windows XP Pro SP1 upgraded from W2KP
1000 mhz Intel PIII
512 mb Ram - 2/4 slots PC133 168 pin
Matrox Millennium G450
Abit VP6
Award BIOS (1/17/2001)
40 gb Primary HD-120 gb Raid Secondary HD
USB 1.1 - 2 ports
USB 2.0 - 4 ports
Firewire 1394 - 2 ports
Pinnacle DC1000 E4 Ver. 3.2 driver (Firewire port)
Adobe Premiere 6.02
Adobe Premiere Pro V 7.0
I captured video from a Sony digital camera, using the Sony video
capture tool, via the usb 2.0 port. The video capture tool was set to
capture the audio at 32,000 hz - 16 bits stereo. The resulting clip is
a .avi file.
If I replay the video/audio in something like Windows Media Player 10
the video and audio play just fine.
However, if I import the clip into PremPro 7.0 and wait for the audio to
be conformed, the audio is only good for about half the clip. At times
as the clip plays after being placed on the timeline, the audio stops
while the video continues playing. If I stop the clip and then start it
again the audio will start again but then stop. This can be repeated but
the audio never runs properly. In addition, at the halfway mark the
video freezes and a heavy buzz begins and lasts until the end of the
clip. The waveform appears in the audio portion of the timeline until
the point where the heavy buzz begins and then there is no visible
waveform. At the point when the buzz begins there is a loud pop and the
buzz begins.
The only thing I can think of is to delete the clips and recapture the
video. Does anyone have any ideas as to why this happened or if there
is another way to fix the audio? If the video and audio run fine in
Windows Media Player there must be some problem in PremPro and it seems
that it would be best to understand what is happening in order to avoid
the problem. Any ideas?