In order to get a meaningful answer you need to provide more information. Is the DVD a commercial one or one that you have produced yourself? At what stage in the editing process do you find that you have got no audio? In the media room, when you place the clip on the timeline or after you have produced it. If you place the clip on your timeline does anything show in the audio timeline?

Quote In order to get a meaningful answer you need to provide more information. Is the DVD a commercial one or one that you have produced yourself? At what stage in the editing process do you find that you have got no audio? In the media room, when you place the clip on the timeline or after you have produced it. If you place the clip on your timeline does anything show in the audio timeline?

Just discovered the problem, which was a weird cockpit error. Somehow the standard Realtek audio on my laptop had been replaced by another audio "device" (M-Star, which I don't recall having installed, so that's worrisome). If I had looked further, I'd have noticed I had NO audio anywhere.

Sorry about that. Chuck Puckett
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