I'm not sure if this is exactly the same problem, but I'll give you the tip anyway, just in case.
I'm using Adobe Premiere 6.0 too (and I also have a computer somewhat lacking in RAM!) and I find that Adobe just doesn't like some songs. It'll play fine at first, then I'll preview it and there will be little skips in places that eventually add up to really messed up timing.
I found what works every time that I have that problem is rerecording the mp3 using the above mentioned Audacity (which is a GREAT program). Just import the mp3, don't do anything with it, select "export as mp3" and save it as a different file.
Once it's remade, Adobe should have no problem with it.
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Date: 2006-01-13 04:34 am (UTC)I'm using Adobe Premiere 6.0 too (and I also have a computer somewhat lacking in RAM!) and I find that Adobe just doesn't like some songs. It'll play fine at first, then I'll preview it and there will be little skips in places that eventually add up to really messed up timing.
I found what works every time that I have that problem is rerecording the mp3 using the above mentioned Audacity (which is a GREAT program). Just import the mp3, don't do anything with it, select "export as mp3" and save it as a different file.
Once it's remade, Adobe should have no problem with it.
Hope this helps.