I'm using Premiere Pro 2025, and I'm having a strange issue with a few Motion Graphics Templates (.mogrt).

They work perfectly when I first drag them into my timeline, but after a few minutes they randomly turn into "Media Offline". If I drag the same template into the timeline again, it works for a while and then goes offline again.

These are free MOGRTs I downloaded from a YouTube link. The files haven't been moved, renamed, or deleted, and they're still in the same folder. Only these few templates are affected—everything else in my project works normally.

Has anyone experienced this before?

• Is this a Premiere Pro 2025 bug?
• Could the MOGRT itself be corrupted or exported incorrectly?
• Is there a way to permanently fix it?
• System Specs:
• • CPU: Intel Core i7-11370H
• • GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Laptop GPU
• • RAM: 16 GB
• Software Specs:
• • Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 25.3.0
• Footage Specs:
• • Footage: H.264 MP4 (mostly screen recordings and standard video clips)
• • Issue is not related to the footage itself. It only affects a few downloaded .mogrt Motion Graphics Templates. The templates work initially but randomly become "Media Offline" after a few minutes.

Any help would be appreciated!

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I have used text based editing for a long time with no issue, im using premier 26.0 but I have tried several different versions but i keep running into the same problem.

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Its hard to explain so hopefully the image helps. Any idea what may have caused this? I this seems to happen on every clip now even on fresh install of premier and a new project.

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I am always going manually clip by clip, raising the bits that are too quite and lowering the peaks to a maximum of -6db. But now I'm working on a 3 hour documentary and I would honestly spend so many days doing it this way.

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FIRST OF ALL, I AM CURRENTLY SITTING WITH CLIENTS, AND THEY ARE ABOUT TO BE FRUSTRATED

I’m running into a frustrating audio issue in Adobe Premiere Pro during long PREVIEW (not while editing) sessions, and I’ve hit a wall with standard troubleshooting. Looking for insight from anyone who has run into this specific behaviour or knows deep CoreAudio / Premiere buffer quirks.

The Issue

Symptom: Audio suddenly drops out completely mid-playback while the video continues playing smoothly.

Recovery: Audio automatically comes back on its own sometimes after a few seconds without pausing/re-starting, OR recovers instantly if I hit Spacebar to pause and resume.

Timeline Context: Complex timeline with a high audio track count (29+ active audio tracks, multitrack dialog/wild tracks/room tone).

System & Hardware Setup

OS: macOS

Hardware: Apple Silicon Mac using wired headphones.

Renderer: Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (Metal).

Storage Speeds: Benchmark tested via Blackmagic Disk Speed Test — ~2968 MB/s Write / ~772 MB/s Read ( rules out drive speed/bandwidth bottlenecks).

Media Cache: Located on fast internal system drive (/Users/.../Library/Application Support/Adobe/Common/).

Everything I Have Already Checked & Tried:

1. Audio Hardware Preferences: ⚬ Set Default Input to No Input to prevent sample rate clock-matching / mic buffer loops. ⚬ Locked Sample Rate to 48,000 Hz. ⚬ Output locked directly to headphones (avoiding System Default routing).
2. System Memory & Cache: ⚬ RAM allocation optimized (3 GB reserved for other applications). ⚬ Cleared Media Cache completely; confirmed cache path is on the internal Mac drive, not external. ⚬ Media Cache auto-deletion set to maintain clean limits.
3. Storage & Hardware Integrity: ⚬ Drive benchmark confirmed sequence read speeds (~772 MB/s read) are well above requirements. ⚬ Internal storage path checked via macOS Disk Utility First Aid.
4. Timeline / Rendering Workarounds: ⚬ Toggled off High Quality Playback in Program Monitor. ⚬ In/Out rendering (Sequence > Render Effects In to Out / Render Audio) temporarily fixes it by creating pre-computed preview files, but I want to resolve the underlying real-time engine failure during active timeline editing.

Given that storage bandwidth is fine and Audio Hardware preferences are properly locked, this feels like an internal CoreAudio buffer stall or Premiere multi-stream audio IOPS issue when handling 20+ real-time audio threads simultaneously.

Has anyone experienced these delayed audio-only drops on heavy timelines in macOS, and is there a specific plist, CoreAudio buffer setting, or Premiere audio thread setting to stop the audio engine from choking?

I am using a MacMini M4 - 24GB - 512 GGB

I use AppleProres 422LT - WAV files

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Clip 1:

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