My first thoughts would be -

1. Have you added audio and video tracks seperately?

2. If so then have you linked them?

3. If not then to move them together you need to select both the video and audio tracks before moving them.

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Thanks all!



I'm hoping the pic shows up.



Im working with footage from camera 1 one timeline 1 and camera 2 on timeline 2...I also placed am mp3 file in the audio section of timeline 3 (rock around the clock)



I selected all the video and audio clips circled in yellow and moved them as a group to the left (red arrow)



Then I started editing in the blank space I just created by adding another audio file (mi cucu and vid clip 135) and vid to the timeline.



The problem is right where the cursor is, it's playing the Rock around the clock song and there is no file of any kind at that location. If I more the cursor to the location where the Rock around the clock is now...it will play there to...but it left a ghost audio track where it was and I can get rid of it???



I hope I explained it right & thanks for your time!

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Quote: I selected all the video and audio clips circled in yellow and moved them as a group to the left (red arrow)

As far as I can see you haven't selected all the elements within that area but only the two videos at the top !00043" and the audio track "Rock around". If you moved that group to an empty area beyond the end of the timeline I would expect those three items to appear there.

p.s. - hmm... what Barry says makes me doubt myself now.

Quote: Do you have shadow files enabled?

Don't know much about those...I checked in my Preferences under GENERAL and the is a a box for "Enable HD video processing (Shadow file) It is clicked. Should I unclick it or is that not the one you are talking about?



Longedge, I selected and moved all those file as a group in one go, over to where there are now. What you see in the screenshot is after about 15mins. have passed and I'm clicking on things and trying to find out why the audio is playing where there is no clip.



Thanks!

I cannot see if you are using HD video files from the timeline. Shadow/proxy files temporarily replace your HD files in your timelines and is designed to reduce the strain on weaker computers. If you start editing before your computer completely finishes generating the shadow files (library HD files show a yellow arrow icon turns green when completed) then odd things can happen.
Shut them off and browse to them, delete them via Preferences interface.
This exercise may or may not help, let us know.
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Just one other observation - it may be helpful to simplify things by rendering parts of your project separately and then assembling the parts in another 'final' project. As long as you render all clips (intermediate and final) to the same profile then it won't affect the final result ikn terms of quality and it does help to isolate and identify problems.