[Antony Tsoukatos]

AudioFinder is relatively cheap and will defitely do what you’re after:

https://www.icedaudio.com/

Soundminer is the choice of the pros. Terribly more expensive and it does a lot more than what you describe you’re after. But it’s there if you want to have a look

https://www.soundminer.com/SM_Site/Home.html

But for a temporary and budget-concious solution iTunes can do the trick. Launching iTunes while pressig the alt key gives you the option of working with multiple libraries. So, you could have a library for all your library tracks and separate for all the SFX. The searching facility is there and by utilising tags one can achieve a lot. But not that snappy and of course there is no waveform view option.

[Antony Tsoukatos]

Cheers all…I don’t mean to ask to much here but out of curiousity:

As it makes sense, upon blending the m2v file and the audio file, the new file is a .mov. I haven’t sent the files yet, but as they originally delivered in a muxed mpg, is there a way to produce the same file type with no or minimal loss?