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09-30-2006, 07:37 PM
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TimeStamp Issues.....
Hi. I've got a bit of a problem. I am trying to restore a session from years ago that an engineer backed up for me around 1998 or so. The problem is, i do not have the original PT File, just the audio. Since some liberal truncation was done in an effort to save disk space (this was the 90's!!), I need to import the audio files to the original user time stamp. However when i go to spot mode, this optioin is unavailable, it says that is is "Out of Range", is this because this function was not yet supported in earlier versions of PT? Or do i have to adjust the smpte start time? Or what? Any hints would greatly be appreciated .... THANKS!!!!
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