Help! I am getting RED AUDIO
Hi, I am getting red audio on a lot of my projects.
Please help.!!
Thank you - Bh31
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Hi, I am getting red audio on a lot of my projects.
Please help.!!
Thank you - Bh31
Audio specs:... I use audacity to reduce the noise. On most of my work, the audio is fine. but some.... nope.
It is stored on my external hard drive
The gray bar at the bottom was my screen. Here is another piece
There used to be a sound track. Now, gone.
What is really odd, is that the audio is there for me to save the finished file in Youtube, then when I go back into the file to modify it for another piece of content, the audio is red.
Doesn't happen all the time, but enough to be awful.
Try this.
If FCP X or iMovie start behaving unexpectedly in any way for no apparent reason, the problem could be caused by corrupt preference files.
The cure for this is to delete the preferences.
Hold down the Cmd and Option keys as you launch FCP X or iMovie and a window will appear asking if you wish to delete the preferences.
Click “Delete Preferences” and FCP X or iMovie will open in the default (as-new) mode with no projects etc. on the interface.
You will have to navigate to any project you were working on and reopen it.
Deleting preferences is completely safe and because of its simplicity it should be the first thing you do when troubleshooting.
What exactly are the audio specs? Where did it come from? Where's it stored?
Is that a project you're showing? I'm curious about that gray bar at the bottom.
Compare the specs between the audio files that work and the ones you've edited in Audacity that don't work. Open them in QuickTime Player and Get Info.
Thank you Ian R Brown,
I will give this a try next week.
cheers!
-Bh31
Why wait until next week?
It only takes seconds to do . . . close FCP X, hold down Option and Command whilst relaunching and click on "Delete Preferences".
Job done!
Help! I am getting RED AUDIO