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Anyone know what may be causing SM to (seemingly intermittently) import only a short section of a file instead of the entire file? (I'm using the lite version of SM4).
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What version of PT?
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Are you talking about the imported files in SoundMiner's database are partials? Are you sure that the files themselves are not partials?
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The Postman Post-Production Studio Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada IMDb (very partial) |
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I'm on 8.0.4 MAC OS 10.5.8 PTHD3 Accel
When I go to import say a BG ambience track that might be 1.5 minutes in length, sometimes it just brings the file into my region bin but it's only about 6 to 10 seconds of the file. I go back and re-import the file a 2nd time and the full file comes in. The files themselves are fine, not partials. |
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I'm sorry for this, just making sure its not a user error thing. When you have a short selection highlighted, SM brings in the whole file but shortens the regions to your selection length. The whole file is there when you pull out the handle. And, if you have a selection of SM's audition field highlighted , only that much may be imported into PT. That's not what you are having trouble with, it is?
I think an associate of mine has complained of the same thing but I've never seen it. |
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I forget to clear selections in PT all the time. If there is a selection in the timeline, SM will in fact import the whole file, but it shows up as a region in the PT region list. If you do as Postman says and drag out the handles, you will see the region go bold in the list and now the whole file is there. (even though it always was)
Strange, but that's what happens.
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Ray Trujillo Freelance Audio Engineer |
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AS a general rule, when using SM, drag and drop the PT session doc onto Soundminer. this teaches SM where everything is supposed to go and in what format. PT is very sensitive to format differences so if your transfer parameters don't match, PT intercedes and makes new files. check your destination to make sure there aren't two of everything as well. Turn 'zero selection' on in the SM preference pane as well. I've never seen a partial go in unless the edit was designated in PT or SM. |
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