Format for Bounce To Disk, if mixing in WAV?

[putney2]

AIFF or SDII

As I understand it the file types use different headers. No loss of data.

Might be wrong.

[el biciclista]

I am using the WAV format in ProTools 5.3 (rather than SD II), since this is the default format for HD. However, Toast can't handle this format. So, what format should I use when Bouncing to Disk, in preparation for burning a CD?

Does bouncing to disk in a different format create any loss-of-data problems because of the conversion? [img]images/icons/confused.gif[/img]

Thanks,
Mike

[mike connelly]

I'd use aiff since it's also windoze compatible.

All three formats are the same data, it's just stored differently and different headers.

Now why can't toast add support for burning .wavs???