Audio Hardware to recognise headphones automatically
Audio Hardware doesn't automatically recognise my headphones. Everytime i have to unplug and plug back in I have to manually change the settings to headphones. This is a pain when working in an envoirnment constant change is required.
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Fixed in Premiere Pro 14.2.
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luca di meo
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not working in PR 15.0........
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GARRY VALENTINO
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I got the same problem for years and it really frustrating, but today, i think i just found the solution, i'm using PC btw.
In adobe Premiere pro, Open Preference - Audio hardware - Setting (Under sample rate button) - it will open Windows PLAYBACK Sound setting and just choose the hardwares you have on the PC (but one at a time) ex. speakers or blutooth or headphone - Click the Set Default button - Set Default Communication Device - if a Green telephone symbol appeared (could be more than one hardware), then the Premiere will automatically follow your Windows audio setting.
sorry if the explanation is not too clear, english is not my native languange, hope it solve the problem for you too.
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Marko .
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Premiere 14.7.0 (build 23) Still has the issue. 13dec2020 WIn10 PC
I have headphones, monitor speakers and a bluetooth speaker.
Not only it does not recognize automatically headphones but the changes i make in the Audio HW settings in premiere do nothing.
Really frustrating if i can't controll what my audio output device is. -
Jer
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Not fixed - October 12, 2020 😢
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Lasse Gjertsen
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"Fixed in Premiere Pro 14.2."
No it's not! -
YAY GO ME k
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I am currently using 14.2 and this is not fixed for me. I just found this post while trying to put this as a suggestion for you.
I am currently using a brand new lenovo laptop on windows 10 and sadly unplugging and pluging back in doesn't fix for me anymore - I have to restart the program every time i want to swap from headphones to speakers :/ in fact it is so bad that when i have opened the program with headphones and then unplug i get a warning saying that there is no valid audio output and then if i press play on my video, it puts into some weird constant laggy state in which i have to close the program before it then crashes!!! :S This is actually much worse than it was before for me. -
David Berrío
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Make Premiere automatically set the audio output to match Windows setup. It's annoying to have to manually change hardware setup inside Premiere preferences whenever changing audio output from speakers, bluetooth, headphones or audio card. Every other app makes it automatically, so why not Premiere?
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Matt Stegner
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Hi, We need some more information. It sounds like there might be an error with matching the sample rates between the devices. Can you answer a few questions?
Are you on Mac or PC?If PC, are you using MME or ASIO (most likely you are using MME, ASIO is fairly rare)?
Which EXACT version of Premiere are you using? I.E. 14.1.0 or 14.2.0 (beta)
For all devices you are trying to access, what does the Operating system list as the sample rate? You can find this info in Windows Settings, or in Mac System Preferences>Sound…
Are you switching the audio output device via "Preferences>Audio Hardware..." panel? Or some other mechanism?
Do you haver NDI or some other Transmit device installed on the system?
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Leon Adjouri
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If I open Premiere Pro I can here the normal sound on my selected output device. If I then change the output device, for example from my laptop to my headphones, the sound is gone. Also if I'm trying to switch back: no sound. I have to close and reopen the whole program which kind of disturbs my workflow a lot. Appreciate if this will be fixed.
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Matt Stegner
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This has been well covered here: https://adobe-video.uservoice.com/forums/911233-premiere-pro/suggestions/33897754-fix-the-default-audio-output-for-imac-pro
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Joshua Shull
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It's really annoying that when I switch between my Mac speaker and headphones I have to go in and change the audio hardware setting. It's such a waste of time. I almost positive that years ago premiere and for that matter all audio related adobe apps had this option.
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Matt Stegner
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Robert Kuipers
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Please fix the switch from macbook speakers to headphones in Premiere!! Takes a really long time to switch
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Andy
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Restart the application. I tried messing around with the settings, but I got nowhere. Simply restart and it should work!
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Anonymous
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Premiere Pro 2019 does not recognize my headphones. How the heck am I supposed to work? Sometimes it'll work if I restart the whole program, but often it doesn't, no matter what, so now I can't work because I can't listen to my audio properly and I can't work anywhere other than by myself, in my office. This is a huge hindrance.
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Al Sinclair
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There's been lots of users complaining (quite rightly) that they have to manually change Audio Output settings every time they plug or unplug headphones etc.
I've been working in a studio with clients, and sometimes want to put audio through their monitor, bnut switch it back to my laptop/headphones to work on their changes.
It would be handy to have a little tool panel that lets you select audio output/input on the fly. So you can select "Client Monitor" or "Headphones" etc. Without diving into preference menus.
There you go. Whaddyareckon?
Thanks,
Al
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Paul R
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I have this same issue!
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Anonymous
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On the old premiere when I plugged in a headphone it would recognize it and switch automatically to this headphone. now every time I plug a headphone in it or out I have to do this manually. please change it back to automatically. I looked into the settings/forums and auto function is not to be fount.
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Sinny
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I have the same problem - it's inexcusable! This is entirely a Premiere issue. We can submit a feature request to Adobe, and they can choose to fix it. But other than that I have no ideas how to fix this.
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Chelsea
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Yes, me too. I am finding it very frustrating. Any ideas on how to change this??