Adobe Premiere Pro: Partial Audio in Timeline Problem

Here is a tip as a work around for the problem of only having partial audio show up in the timeline/sequence in Adobe Premiere Pro! This is for when you drag a clip to your timeline and suddenly it is without audio waveforms for about 2/3 of the clip! This is a great tutorial that shows a solution that can save you hours of your time!
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It has saved me hours upon hours of my time!

[@anegjo]

Have the exact same problem! Smart move!!! But for me it created a new problem because my company do not let me use Quic Time ! Have just Premiere Pro :O Have to try the file at my privat computer

[@TamsTips]

Oh man! Yes, try that. Or, try another program other than Quick Time.

[@beruangfilm]

in my case, all audio sequences is exist, and have sound waves, but only half to the end sequence has no sound, it is riddiculus coz all the audio sequence is present in time line, dunno how to solve it, tried reinstall my graphic driver and even reinstall premiere pro didn't fix it

[@TamsTips]

So frustrating, isn't it!? I keep running into these types of problems. One thing you can try is to clear the media cache within Adobe Premiere Pro.

[@beruangfilm]

@@TamsTips already did that, but no result, the audio waveform is present but no sound at all. The strange thing is peak amplitudo is set to -♾️, i dunno what it mean

[@pal-ease5925]

Thanks for making this video. i have been saving my gameplay videos from past 2 years so that i can make a great compilation one day but when i started making i saw every clip was missing partial audio. now the tip you have given is very helpful to me and thanks for that but i am worried now that i have more than 200 videos to repair and i am thinking what is making them lose audio. is it video format, preference setting or is it bugged? if it would be format or preference then we shouldn't be getting any audio at all but we are so its not. i want to know do you also think that the software have some sort of time limit bug for audio layer? what if i trim my video outside Adobe and then paste it in premier pro will it then have all audio in separate clips. i might check it right now and will let you know in the next comment. Thanks for your helpful video.

[@pal-ease5925]

trimming video didn't work. i think its issue with premiere pro's decoding.

[@TamsTips]

Interesting! Yes, it is so weird how it just drops out! Very frustrating.