<p>I would check the audio encoding options on your camera and if possible set the encoding to uncompressed. I've come across some issues with some encoding codec's on some cameras when trying to import into Premiere.</p>

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2013-01-07T19:08:26.110Z
2013-01-07T19:08:26.110Z
Herschel
<p>I was filming some scenes on my Panasonic SD90 and it recorded them In a AVHC-HD format, .MTS. The problem is, when I import them in through Premier they lose their audio tracks! It plays fine in VLC, and I have the K-Lite codec pack installed.</p>

<p>Any Ideas?</p>

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2012-08-10T09:07:41.333Z
MTS is just a container format. Try using Gspot or Mediainfo to find out exactly which codec it is encoded in. Have you considered simply converting them? Also, are you sure you're dropping the audio channel onto the timeline also? Or do they show without audio in the library?
Oliver G
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Adobe Premiere not reading audio from .MTS file
stewartmcgown
# Adobe Premiere not reading audio from .MTS file

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-08-10)

I was filming some scenes on my Panasonic SD90 and it recorded them In a AVHC-HD format, .MTS. The problem is, when I import them in through Premier they lose their audio tracks! It plays fine in VLC, and I have the K-Lite codec pack installed.

Any Ideas?

**Tags:** audio, premiere

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: MTS is just a container format. Try using Gspot or Mediainfo to find out exactly which codec it is encoded in. Have you considered simply converting them? Also, are you sure you're dropping the audio channel onto the timeline also? Or do they show without audio in the library?  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-01-07. Score: 1

I would check the audio encoding options on your camera and if possible set the encoding to uncompressed. I've come across some issues with some encoding codec's on some cameras when trying to import into Premiere.


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