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Launching Session Causes Duplicated Audio Files
I've searched around through the forum and was unable to find anything related to this. I apologize if this topic was covered elsewhere.
Every time I launch my session every audio file in the clip list is greyed out and a task begins called "Processing Audio". It goes through every file in the list and creates a duplicate file "Filename.1.wav". (adding ".1" to the file) I've even tried starting from scratch with only a single playlist. Import 1 audio file. Save, Close. Re-open session and it duplicates the file in the same location. Which by the way is under Audio in the session folder. Also..Session and audio files have matching bit-depth. I'm obviously missing something here... Any help on this silly issue would be greatly appreciated. |
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Re: Launching Session Causes Duplicated Audio Files
Hi !
Where do you have the disk allocation pointing too ?
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Re: Launching Session Causes Duplicated Audio Files
Each track is set to the Root Folder of the ProTools Session file
Custom Allocation Options is Unchecked Create subfolders....is Greyed out and Checked Use round robin allocation is Unchecked |
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