If the update does not appear to work in an existing project, you must continue to troubleshoot. It's a good idea to test if the update fixed your current project. I will try that, though it's still unacceptable that I wouldn't be able to use my current project since that is the project I am concerned about, not a new test project. I am wondering if changing latency might make any differences.? And thanks to anyone who has some advice! Latancy is set to the default 200ms with a sample rate of 4800.
Under Premiere's audio hardware my output device is just set to the stereo out port connected to my studio monitors. In terms of setup/hardware, I am running Premiere Pro 2015 (also just updated) on Asus X99 Pro system with Realtek HD Audio driver v0.0. But I am really hoping someone has some answers. I expect there will be some bugs on the first release of Premiere also I running on the latest version of Windows 10, so I do expect there to be some bumps along the road. Usually once it is working well it will continue and vice versa. For me the problem was usually continuing until I restarted Premiere or the whole computer. Similar to what you described, after that sometimes the audio plays, and sometimes it doesn't.
I am wondering, Basxttt, if you are receiving a similar error message? Is there an orange error triangle at the bottom rt of your screen? The time code is not a specific spot in a sequence. audio hardware I/O overload at (time-code) in "adobe player" When I first start playback after launching Premiere I frequently receive the following error message.
0 kommentar(er)
