Why does Premiere Pro conform files already of the correct sample rate?

[adoniscik]

I am editing NTSC DV in Premiere Pro and would like to know if there is a way to disable conforming. The audio sampling rate in the Project Settings matches that of the source (i.e., 48KHZ). Why then does it insist on conforming everything, wasting my precious time?

[jkwarras]

Originally posted by adoniscik
I am editing NTSC DV in Premiere Pro and would like to know if there is a way to disable conforming. The audio sampling rate in the Project Settings matches that of the source (i.e., 48KHZ). Why then does it insist on conforming everything, wasting my precious time?

I'm sure there must be an option to disable that, but that must be well "hiden" :) I've too experienced that behaviour, but I didn't find it (but i didn't look very close either).

Regards

[communist]

Yeah thats one annoying thing about Pro. It does conform them all to '32-bit quality' - whatever that means (I'm no sound expert).
This is done always and there is no way to disable it :( :devil:

[adoniscik]

An email I received was as follows:

yes I have !

export first video without audio, second time audio only and mux them
together in the third pass. somehow, exporting audio by itself works
OK (no more clipping)

[jkwarras]

Originally posted by adoniscik
An email I received was as follows:

I'll try this. Thanks a lot for the info.

Regards