Generally imports go okay, but occasionally my Flac sources, which are 32 bit 192000 hz stereo and taken from DXTory, get... Garbled and mucked up part of the way through the import.
When I play them outside of Premiere, they're fine. But no matter how many times I import them, they keep getting caught on one part and ruining the rest of the import. What I end up having to do is importing the file into Audacity and resaving it as another flac. Then sometimes it'll work - but once or twice I've had to do this multiple times.
I'm linking to a file that presents such a problem for me as well as the exported Premiere audio that gets generated for me.
Generally imports go okay, but occasionally my Flac sources, which are 32 bit 192000 hz stereo and taken from DXTory, get... Garbled and mucked up part of the way through the import.
When I play them outside of Premiere, they're fine. But no matter how many times I import them, they keep getting caught on one part and ruining the rest of the import. What I end up having to do is importing the file into Audacity and resaving it as another flac. Then sometimes it'll work - but once or twice I've had to do this multiple times.
I'm linking to a file that presents such a problem for me as well as the exported Premiere audio that gets generated for me.
The glitch is very visible at 19:25.
Imported Audio (FLAC): https://mega.nz/#!89gw2Rya!qJPZ7X_nYdh-5phJkfc0dl54ToDjPTbSTum1pPXmFgc Premiere Generated Audio (AAC): https://mega.nz/#!ZhhjjBLR!Itl1tILiLlrILTWsCw3lMGKP5R3mBLTwZ0TbEan5-Mc