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  • Premeire Pro 2.0 and AAF

    Posted by Neil Samuels on February 24, 2006 at 6:34 pm

    As most of you know the AAF export from 1.5.1 was poor at best, but I am told that the new incarnation in 2.0 has been vastly improved. I need this function to import into protools without haveing to do the NLE to NLE to DAW Dance. I have been told that I can do a direct export from Premeire Pro 2.0 and import it into Protools directly but so far although the export and import seem to work, Protools is unable to find the media even if it’s in the same folder. What am I doing Wrong?

    Neil Samuels replied 20 years, 2 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Deleted User

    February 25, 2006 at 2:22 am

    Hello,

    I think you need Automatic DUCK OMF to export audio from Premeire into OMF.

    Warm Regards,

    LEO BAKER

    SYNC FILMS
    Web: http://www.syncfilms.com
    E-Mail: leo@syncfilms.com

  • Neil Samuels

    February 26, 2006 at 10:27 pm

    Hi Leo,

    I think your missing the point. OMF is an audio only format which, yes can be imported into protools. However AAF is a file that identifies audio and video files from a project and then allows the import of all of the files into a session ie a Protools session to complete a digital filebased workflow. The automatic duck plug in to which you are reffering is a day late and a dollar short IMHO because this is a group of functions that are outdated and outmoded. In a time where we used tape for video in order to complete posting a video or film, OMF and therefore the Automatic Duck plug-in would be great. But that is not the case. Now we are using DV/AVI files which can be output to a NTSC monitor using avid picture lock via a MOJO or AV-10 both of which read non-imbeded AAF files in order to achieve a locked video output to be posted in a absolute sync fashion. This makes the OMF little more than an antiquated format that has perhaps reached the end of it’s road. and is certainly not applicable in this type of senario.

    As of this point I’ve had to export an AAF from Premeire Pro import that into avid Pro HD and re-export the AAF from the avid station into Protools. Adobe tells me the AAF has been greatly improved but as of yet although I can import the AAF into Protools, the AAF is unable to point to the media files, and that is it’s function. So something is wrong I just am not sure what.

    N-G-NEER

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