AVC and .mov issues in CS6

traviswears

traviswears

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So I've been editing a large, multi-camera project shot on AF100 with literally zero problems on CS6 with no transcoding issues, etc...

Then I get to a 22min long clip that for some reason, has major audio skipping issues. The clip plays back fine but at a certain point, keeps skipping 1-2 secs of the same audio over and over again. It appears to be some importing issue, as the footage on the card plays back fine via VLC (thank God). When I tried to import the file again from my folder, the same thing happened.

I imported the clip to FCPX and tried again with major issues. Now my old footage won't play back in that timeline. Some compatibility error w/simultaneous AVC and .mov footage in the same sequence?

Help?
 
Solved the edit by exporting an .aiff of the audio via FCPX and then syncing up in CS6. However, now I can't get the file to export.

Mixing the AVC audio and .aiff a no go?

Help?
 
Did you use the Media Browser to import your clips? That should resolve any audio issue. Go back to the original footage on the card and import it using the Media Browser and see if that helps.
 
Barry, thanks for the input. Great suggestion as I just started CS6 and didn't know about Media Browser. However, I just tried it and that didn't work. FCPX imported the clip fine, it plays ok in VLC player but every time I try to import using CS6 (including using MB) it skips at the same point for the rest of the video.

Any ideas as to what's causing this? I googled a bit and wasn't able to find much.

Following up, I swapped out the replacement audio .aiff for .wav and closed FCPX and was able to export the video, resolving my second issue.
 
I'm having the same exact problem. Multi-cam edit, .MTS files from my AF100 with repeated audio skipping at the same point in the clip when importing into Premiere. Plays fine everywhere else. It's actually not occurring on the long clips...just the shorter ones.

The only solution at this point is transcoding? Some of the files work fine, so I started my edit with those...I would hate to have to backtrack and start transcoding the faulty clips on the fly before plugging them into the edit. Not that it's especially difficult...just annoying. Plus, if I'm going to transcode, wouldn't it make more sense to transcode everything? For consistency's sake?
 
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