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Old 03-05-2014, 01:41 PM
Serikiito Serikiito is offline
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Default Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 to Pro Tools 10

Hi,

I'm looking to transfer the project audio from Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 to Pro Tools 10. I've tried using an OMF file however I can't relink the original audio files that were imported into Premiere Pro with Pro Tools, as it seems that the OMF file creates new audio files to read from.

This would be fine but I'd prefer to use the original BWF tracks that were used that include all the meta data that Pro Tools can read.

Has anyone got a solution to my problem? I did try and convince the editor to use Media Composer but that's a no go! Ha.
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