How to change Premiere Pro project audio sample rate???

27 May 2005 2:56 PM

JT

If one accidentally begins a Premiere Pro project with the wrong audio
sample rate, is there a practical way to change it without starting
all over? Source and target are 48khz but I've accidentally put 32khz
in, and hate the percieved quality loss of the two conformance steps.
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27 May 2005 7:26 PM

Digital Video Solutions

Check in the Project Settings on the main menu. Make the change there. Any
previews, etc. you have created will have to be recreated after the change.

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"JT" <NgPos***@missing.org> wrote in message
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> If one accidentally begins a Premiere Pro project with the wrong audio
> sample rate, is there a practical way to change it without starting
> all over? Source and target are 48khz but I've accidentally put 32khz
> in, and hate the percieved quality loss of the two conformance steps.
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27 May 2005 10:08 PM

JT

"Digital Video Solutions" <vi***@digitalvideosolutions.com> wrote:

>Check in the Project Settings on the main menu. Make the change there. Any
>previews, etc. you have created will have to be recreated after the change.

Thanks, I'm aware of the setting, but I've never seen it not greyed
out and disabled. There must be some other setting that prevents
changing it. I don't go out of my way to invoke unusual settings, but
if it's not greyed out for others, it must be something I've done.

Unrelated, Premiere Pro clips at 100 IRE. I coulda sworn it didn't
used to do that, but maybe I'm remembering Premiere non-pro.