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Originally Posted by lexaudio
Dude,
you are not understanding. The audio is not an audio file. It is an encoded file. Most likely and AC-3 file.
So when PT is trying to determine what file type it is, it is saying, "This is not a proper audio file".
AC-3 is an encoded file. It needs a decoder to play it. Quicktime has this built in. So Quicktime is decoding it into 5.1.
AC-3 encodes to a stereo file, but if you were to listen to it undecoded it would be nothing but noise.
Pro Tools will not split an AC3 encoded file into audio files.
Final Cut used to have this thing called A-Pack that would take an AC-3 file and convert it into split audio files.
Sometimes it would work, sometimes it wouldn't.
Try MPEG streamclip. If I remember, it would decode AC3's into split files, but you have to run it for each set of pairs.
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OK. Do you know how I can export each channel? I downloaded MPEG Streamclip but it doesn't let me export all 6 channels. I wish I could remember how I did it last year in PT9.
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Originally Posted by mr.armadillo
You can export the individual channels from Quicktime 7.
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Perfect. How do I export each individual channel from Quicktime 7?
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Originally Posted by lexaudio
Pro Tools 9 runs on OS SL. Snow Leopard is QT 10. I don't see that option in QT 10
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I have Quicktime Pro v7.6.6. Do you know how to export it from QT7?