Common Autopod Problems and How to Fix Them?

While using Autopod plugin with Premiere Pro, I’ve encountered few errors and problems.

Dealing with these technical hiccups while editing your podcasts can be a real headache?

In this article, I will going to provide the best solutions to some common Autopod plugin issues.

Most of the solutions have been tried and tested, so you can easily fix your errors.

Now let’s dive into some common AutoPod issues and how you can troubleshoot them like a pro.

Here’s how you can fix it:

  1. Check Compatibility and Updates:
  • Ensure both Adobe Premiere Pro and Autopod are updated to the latest versions.
  • Sometimes, a simple update resolves compatibility issues.
  1. Restart and Reinstall:
  • Close Adobe Premiere Pro completely and reopen it.
  • If the extension still doesn’t load, uninstall Autopod and reinstall it.
    • Go to Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features, find Autopod, and uninstall.
    • Download the latest version from Autopod’s official website and reinstall it.
  1. Verify Settings and Permissions:

In Adobe Premiere Pro, navigate to “Window” > “Extensions” and ensure Autopod is enabled.

Right-click on the Autopod shortcut and choose “Run as Administrator” to grant necessary permissions.


Sometimes, while editing, does AutoPod crash mid-edit or, worse, mess up your meticulously cut clips?

Here’s how you can tackle this frustrating issue:

  1. Update Software:

Ensure both Autopod and Adobe Premiere Pro are updated. Outdated software versions often lead to instability.

  1. Check System Requirements:

Verify if your computer meets the minimum system requirements for running Autopod smoothly.

  1. Clear Cache and Preferences:
  • Exit Adobe Premiere Pro and navigate to %appdata%\Adobe\Common\Media Cache Files.
  • Delete all files in this folder to clear cache.
  • Restart Adobe Premiere Pro and see if Autopod behaves better.
  1. Consider Alternatives or Workarounds:

If issues persist, explore alternative editing methods or tools like manual multicam editing until Autopod issues are resolved.


Having trouble creating social clips with Autopod’s Social Clip Creator?

Here’s what some users are experiencing:

Problem Description:

After editing with multiple camera sources and mics, setting In and Out points for a vertical clip (1080×1920) results in the generator creating a new sequence of the entire length, ignoring marker points and using only the first video track.

Workaround:

According to some users, using Premiere Pro Beta for clip creation and then exporting with the standard Premiere Pro might bypass this issue temporarily.

Stay Updated:

Autopod has acknowledged this issue, attributing it to the latest Premiere Pro update (version 24.3.0 BETA (build 33)).

Keep an eye out for future updates from Adobe that might include a fix for this specific problem.


1. Restart Adobe Premiere Pro:

Close Adobe Premiere Pro completely and reopen it. Sometimes, restarting the application can resolve connectivity issues with AutoPod.

2. Check AutoPod Subscription:

Ensure your AutoPod subscription is active and hasn’t encountered any billing or authorization issues. Log out of AutoPod within Premiere Pro and log back in to refresh your session.

3. Adjust Firewall and Security Settings:

Review your firewall or security software settings. Ensure they aren’t blocking AutoPod’s connection attempts, which could lead to the “ER003” error.

4. Contact AutoPod Support:

If the issue persists, reach out to AutoPod’s support team. Provide details about your setup, including your Mac Book Pro model and Premiere Pro version.


Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you resolve this issue:

Check Premiere Pro Version:

Ensure you’re using the stable release of Adobe Premiere Pro, not a beta version. Beta releases can introduce bugs that may affect plugin functionality.

Verify AutoPod Settings:

Double-check your AutoPod settings to ensure they match your usual setup. Consistency in settings helps maintain alignment between audio and video tracks.

If you need to cancel your Autopod subscription or free trial, follow these simple steps:

  1. Log In to Your Account:
    Visit Autopod.fm and log in using your credentials.
  2. Access Account Settings:
    Navigate to your profile and click on “Account Settings.”
  3. Manage Subscription:
    In the “Subscription” section, locate the “Cancel Subscription” option. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the cancellation process.
  4. Confirmation:
    Once canceled, you’ll receive an email confirmation. Be sure to save this email for your records.

After your 30-day free trial ends, the Autopod subscription costs $29/month. This gives you full access to all features, including multi-camera editing, social clip creation, and more.


If you’ve been charged incorrectly or wish to request a refund, reach out to Autopod’s support team at support@autopod.fm. Provide details such as your email address, license key, and a brief explanation of the issue for faster resolution.


If you’re switching to a new computer and need to release your Autopod license from the old device, follow these steps:

1. Visit the License Release Page:

Go to the Autopod license release page: https://www.autopod.fm/switch-computers.

2. Enter Your Details:

Input your email address and Autopod license key. Click “Submit” to proceed.

3. Confirmation Message:

After submitting, you’ll see a message saying, “Thank you! If your email and key combination is correct, it will be released from your machine.” This means your license is now free to be used on your new computer.

1. Check Your Email Inbox and Spam Folder:

Sometimes, emails from Autopod may land in your spam or promotions folder.

Contact AutoPod Support:

Reach out to AutoPod’s support team directly at support@autopod.fm. Describe the issue in detail, including your workflow and any recent changes.

They can provide specific guidance or updates that address alignment issues.


Final Thoughts:

If it’s updating software, reinstalling plugins, or exploring new tools, finding the right solution often involves a bit of trial and error.

If you’re still struggling, reaching out to Autopod’s support team or community forums can provide additional assistance customised to your specific issue.


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