CD Audio into PT?

[mike connelly]

CDStudio has a somewhat funky interface - I would probably use Toast audio extractor exclusively, except for the fact that it can't extract index information.

Anyone know of another app (besides CDStudio) that can extract indexes?


Mike

[Fitzage]

Don't use anything that has been done on a PC. That's simple. But, seriously -- I used to be able to "import audio from other movie" and rip an audio file directly from ProTools. However, that capability suddenly stopped one day, and I haven't been able to get it back since, even after a complete install of everything.

[Fitzage]

Don't use anything that has been done on a PC. That's simple. But, seriously -- I used to be able to "import audio from other movie" and rip an audio file directly from ProTools. However, that capability suddenly stopped one day, and I haven't been able to get it back since, even after a complete install of everything.

[tintom]

I use SoundJam. It's a cool program that converts into several formats like mp3, wav, aiif a.o. I think it's $ 39.- for download.

Thomas

[bfindlay]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Fitzage:
Don't use anything that has been done on a PC. That's simple. But, seriously -- I used to be able to "import audio from other movie" and rip an audio file directly from ProTools. However, that capability suddenly stopped one day, and I haven't been able to get it back since, even after a complete install of everything.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hey, did anyone ever sort out this problem?

It's just happened to us.




[This message has been edited by bfindlay (edited October 17, 2000).]

[snoopy]

Is it posible to import CD audio into a 24bit session? I had to do it for a client the other day only to find PT wouldn't allow a 16bit file in a 24bit session. I either had to run the session in 16bit or use analog inputs. It was on the spot so I didn't have much chance to look into it. Any suggestions welcome, thanks!

[spigots]

Snoopy-Import and Convert Audio option

Bfindlay. yes. Yesterday infact. I usually extract and then import but I said WTF, lets try the quicktime option. PT wouldn't see the files on the CD. Then it hit me. I was working 24 bit. Tht's got to be it, right? haven't tried a 16 bit session yet.

[maarvold]

One way is to put start a 16 bit session, import the 16 bit audio, then "Save A Copy" and select 24 bit. PT will convert the audio files in the copy.