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09-18-2012, 11:12 AM
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exporting clip based gain to AAF
When I export to AAF, it seems that PT 10 renders the clips based on the clip based gain settings... so if I have a clip at low volume using clip based gain, when I open the resulting aaf, that clip is actually RENDERED at that low volume... so the only way to make it full volume again is to boost it.
and if I bypass clip based gain before export, then I don't pass any of the info along. These aaf's are going to AVIDS (editing a TV show) ... What's the best way to do this? Thanks Russell 
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