<p>I have seen this before with camcorder clips. It was a bug in the codec used for avchd files. The workaround was to extract the audio with Adobe encoder,  and add it separately. I have not seen this since spring 2017. You might see if your deployment is up to date. </p>

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pojo-guy
<p>Running premiere pro on windows 10.</p>

<p>I'm importing 3 videos into my project. When my timeline has nothing in it, the first video I drag in will have audio. However, the second one will never bring in the audio with it. This is the case even if I'm dragging the same clip twice. If I delete all clips and the project clip that shows up at the bottom of the media pane (forgive my lack of terminology) then I can drag another video and have it show up with audio.</p>

<p>The only solutions I've found involve deleting the cache file in appdata, which does nothing for me. I don't know what triggers this problem, or how this could possibly be desirable behavior. What could I be doing wrong?</p>

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Only the first video clip I drag to timeline has audio
Ryan Haining
# Only the first video clip I drag to timeline has audio

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-09-24)

Running premiere pro on windows 10.

I'm importing 3 videos into my project. When my timeline has nothing in it, the first video I drag in will have audio. However, the second one will never bring in the audio with it. This is the case even if I'm dragging the same clip twice. If I delete all clips and the project clip that shows up at the bottom of the media pane (forgive my lack of terminology) then I can drag another video and have it show up with audio.

The only solutions I've found involve deleting the cache file in appdata, which does nothing for me. I don't know what triggers this problem, or how this could possibly be desirable behavior. What could I be doing wrong?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-09-24. Score: 1

I have seen this before with camcorder clips. It was a bug in the codec used for avchd files. The workaround was to extract the audio with Adobe encoder, and add it separately. I have not seen this since spring 2017. You might see if your deployment is up to date.


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