Thats why you either need bit-perfect sound card, or DTS Interactive (which you get by following instructions on this thread, yay) to play it from PC via digital output. This issue is present only on Adobe Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, and Audition CC 2018. And 48 kHz is native for most PC audio chips, even when 44.1 is selected - then they do internal resampling which destroys proper bit-stream for DTS audio CD, for example. Windows support did not find me a solution, and the Windows self-help forum either. When downloading the Microsoft Media Feature Pack from the Windows site, it tells me that this file is no longer available. Windows updates are made as well as audio drivers. Looking for audio drivers for Dolby Home Theater v4, Dolby Advanced Audio v2, Windows 8, or Windows 10 You can find them by visiting the support section. I had no problem with the 2017 PP CC version and my environment and hardware did not change.

My rushes are read without problem with Windows Media Player. Windows 8.1 or later, install Microsoft Media Feature Pack and re-import your file.

When you open Première Pro, the software displays the following message: 'The audio in this file requires the Dolby audio decoder that is not available on your operating system. After migrating to Adobe Premier Pro CC 2018, the audio from my HD rushes are no longer active.

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