Here's an example of the issue: Audio Issue.mp4 (I also attached it) All of the extracted audio clips (that I edited in Audition) have reset to the beginning of the audio file, making them completely out of sync with their video clips. Hi, I have a large project with about a dozen sequences, and everything has been working perfectly until I opened the project today. From the three dots on the right, choose “Other versions”.Workaround #4 – revert to Premiere Pro 23.3 * Please take note – not all aspects of the sequence will be reproduced by the XML Import the XML into a new project on the new system and reconnect the media.Export XML (File > Export > Final Cut Pro XML) from the original system that has properly connected media.You may choose to just work in Beta –or– save and open in 23.4.Open in beta, reconnect the media, and ensure the sequence looks correct.Download Premiere Pro beta version 23.6.0 build 02 or later.* There are many cases where this is not possible try one of the following: Put the media back in its original location so no relinking is required.Make a backup of your project file just to be safe. If you get the media relinking dialog in 23.4 and you have previously used transcription, close and do not save the project. I will update this post with more details as soon as I learn them.
We have put a fix into Public Beta and will get the fix into an official release ASAP. Our engineers understand the problem well, and we are testing fixes internally right now. Effects, transitions, and speed changes can also be removed or impacted.
We are aware of an issue in Premiere Pro version 23.4: when transcribed clips in a timeline are taken offline and relinked, clips shift and reset to the first frame. This issue has been fixed in 23.5 which is now available.
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