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AAF Export Problem
Hello,
I’ve edited a feature doc, locked the cut now ready to export AAF for sound-edit.
half of the audio files used in the timeline are MP3, the other half Wav.
when I export AAF, it crashes, sometimes right away or sometimes in the middle of export.
I could never figure out why it crashes, I’m wondering if it has anything to do with mp3 formats,
and if that’s the case, how I can solve the problem.
Adobe couldn’t figure out what the problem was.attached are the error reports:
my system specs are:
2 x 3.33 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon
Memory: 24 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 ECC
Graphic: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 4095 MBThank you very much in advance,
Yong
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3 Replies
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HI Dave,
Thank you so much for your reply.
When you say bring in Mp3s into Audition and convert –
I already have everything cut in a Premiere timeline – do you mean I could convert the mp3 files to wav
and then re-stitch the audio pieces one by one? because that would be an absolute nightmare?or do you mean, I could convert mp3 to wav (preserving the same file names) and then make the mp3 files on the Premiere timeline
go offline, and relink to the converted Wav formate? I’m wondering if this is theoretically possible?Thank you once again,
Yong
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Simply round-tripping an audio track to Audition will convert it to .wav format and sub it in on the timeline – presuming you use Dynamic Link. I’ve been doing that for a number of projects with interesting nat sound recently and sending an audio clip to Audition exports, and substitutes, a .wav file on the timeline that then tracks what I save out of Audition as I modify something.
If you don’t change anything you’ll still end up with the files there in place, one-for-one.
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To add, just right-click on each MP3 in turn and from the menu, select “Edit in Adobe Audition” and off you go.
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