Playback problem

[Koscieliska]

I have a playback problem with a particular Project (the rest of my projects works OK). I can not play it. When I am opening this project, there is a message saying "Audio Filter Missing:Internal volume stereo".

Could someone please tell me how to fix it.

Andrew

[Steve Grisetti]

What are the sources of the audio and video clips in this project?

Is your video anything other than DV-AVIs and your audio anything other than WAVs or MP3s?

[Koscieliska]

Here are the settings:

1. Project's Preset: PAL-AVCHD-Full HD 1080i 25.5.1 channel (I use this Preset to all my projects).

2. Sources of audio:

- Own narration using Audio Tool

- Music previously copied to my hard disc (mp3 and wav.)

- H2 ZOOM Handy Recorder (sound recorded as wav. 96kHz/24bit). This is my new toy and I suspect that this may be the problem. The recorder has several other wav and mp3 modes.

3. Source of video: AVCHD files imported from SONY HDR-XR200 camera to my hard disc.


Andrew

[RJ Johnston]

Seems like in the past I tried a high sampling rate and had problems. The sampling rate of 96kHz for WAV is probably too high for Premiere Elements. You might try lowering it to 48kHz/16 bit.

[Chuck Engels]

I am pretty sure that it has to be 48khz/16 bit, good all RJ.

[Koscieliska]

Thanks for your comments. I will change recording mode to 48mHz/16 bits in the future. But it does not solve the current problem. Even if I delete audio in the current project,it still does not work. I still can not Playback it and when opening it there still is a message "Audio Filter missing: Internal Volume Stereo". How do I correct it?

Andrew

[Steve Grisetti]

I'm pretty sure that Zoom recorder clip is at the source of your problems.

Do a Save As to save a copy of your project, then delete all of the Zoom video clips from your Project media panel. (When you do, they'll also be deleted from your timeline.) Then do a Save, close it and re-open it.

If removing this video fixes the problem, then you know that video won't work in Premiere Elements without being converted to something more compatible.