<p>Renaming the files to .m2ts seemed to have solved the issue.</p>

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2017-02-28T23:26:00.720Z
2017-02-28T23:26:00.720Z
Alex
<p>I'm away from my main desktop, and working on my underpowered laptop. I'm creating proxies for some .MTS files that a client gave me (I don't know which camera was used). Unfortunately after Media Encoder generated my proxy files there is no audio. I checked the original source video file in encoder and it says it has no audio, even though there is audio, and it is recognized in premiere. Note: when I first important the original video files into Premiere it said it had to install a Dolby codec and did so.</p>

<p>Any idea how I can get audio from the original files recognized in Media Encoder so I can generate proxies with audio?</p>

<p>Here is a sample video: <a href="http://www.filedropper.com/intro1jan" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://www.filedropper.com/intro1jan</a></p>

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Premiere proxies no audio, codec issue?
Alex
# Premiere proxies no audio, codec issue?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-02-28)

I'm away from my main desktop, and working on my underpowered laptop. I'm creating proxies for some .MTS files that a client gave me (I don't know which camera was used). Unfortunately after Media Encoder generated my proxy files there is no audio. I checked the original source video file in encoder and it says it has no audio, even though there is audio, and it is recognized in premiere. Note: when I first important the original video files into Premiere it said it had to install a Dolby codec and did so.

Any idea how I can get audio from the original files recognized in Media Encoder so I can generate proxies with audio?

Here is a sample video: <http://www.filedropper.com/intro1jan>

**Tags:** premiere, adobe-media-encoder


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2017-02-28. Score: 1

Renaming the files to .m2ts seemed to have solved the issue.


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