Issues with Audio

Hello, I'm Having an Issue with my Audio in AE. When I try to Shift-RAM preview my footage It doesn't play any of the audio from the Footage. The video itself plays fine, but no audio. When I ad it to render que and publish it, it plays audio.
For the record, the footage is not muted, and if I put in just an audio clip it plays it fine.
Thanks!
Jason

Have you really checked that the audio is not muted under Shift+Ram Preview Options? It has to look like the right image.
I'm just asking again because when it's muted and you scrub the timeline with control key pressed down you get audio even when it's muted in the Preview window !
and don't push the play button (plays without audio) push the RamPreview button |||> (the one on the right side)
If you did everything right and still have no audio then take a look into Preferences/Audio Hardware and change the audio driver or the sample size buffer to see if that helps.
The default 'Sample Size Buffer' value for the driver 'After Effects WDM Sound' is 2048.
If that don't help - I'm out of answers
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2597029&#2597029
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Search for: +WORKAROUND +"combine audio clips"
Forum: All
Date: All
Username: Karl Petersen
That message is part of the much longer "stutter thread". If you haven't read the first message of that thread, you should. It describes how to test your project to learn whether the number of audio clips is causing stutter.
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