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Monitoring Quicktime and PT
(since you can't rewire) What is a good way to monitor Quicktime and PT simultaneously -since they both can't access DAE at the same time. I would like them to both be open at the same time. (what about a pair of roland DM series monitors with the optical spdif inputs for monitoring the G5's built-in audio via optical port - analog port sounds too poor). If PT is using DAE and Quicktime is using built-in then both programs could be running at the same time and you could switch between them instantaneously and be able to hear both. Any comments would help.
Thanks, -c This is a followup to post titled "monitoring melodyne and pt" |
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Re: Monitoring Quicktime and PT
1. Import Movie
2. Import Audio From Movie That will give you Quick Time in pro tools and you won't have to switch between aplications. |
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Re: Monitoring Quicktime and PT
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