Avid Technology Car Video System PT User Manual
Chapter 4: Media Station|PT Video Satellite Workflows
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Consolidate Media
This option is faster and uses
less storage because only those parts of the audio
files which are actually used in the sequence are
copied. You have the option to add “handles”
on either end of the files in case you need to ex-
tend them once in Pro Tools.
files which are actually used in the sequence are
copied. You have the option to add “handles”
on either end of the files in case you need to ex-
tend them once in Pro Tools.
Copy All Media
This option is slower and uses
more storage, but allows you access to the full
file once in Pro Tools. If this export is an update
to an existing sequence where you copied in-
stead of consolidated, only new files will be cop-
ied as long as you are exporting the AAF to the
same session folder.
file once in Pro Tools. If this export is an update
to an existing sequence where you copied in-
stead of consolidated, only new files will be cop-
ied as long as you are exporting the AAF to the
same session folder.
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In the Media Destination section, do the fol-
lowing:
• Select Folder from the Audio pop-up menu.
• Select the Use Same Folder As AAF File op-
tion.
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Click Save.
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In the Export As dialog, select the desired ses-
sion folder on the Pro Tools audio storage.
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Click Save.
This creates an OMFI MediaFiles folder (for OMF
media) or Avid MediaFiles folder (for MXF me-
dia) in the Pro Tools session folder on the audio
storage. The AAF sequence will be also be cre-
ated in the session folder. The AAF sequence
must be in the same folder as the media folders
in order to relink properly.
media) or Avid MediaFiles folder (for MXF me-
dia) in the Pro Tools session folder on the audio
storage. The AAF sequence will be also be cre-
ated in the session folder. The AAF sequence
must be in the same folder as the media folders
in order to relink properly.
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In Pro Tools, choose File > Import > Session
Data.
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Locate the AAF sequence exported from
Media Station|PT, and click Open.
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In the Import Session Data dialog, do the fol-
lowing:
• Under Audio Media Options, select Link to
Source Media (Where Possible).
• Under Video Media Options, select Link to
Source Media.
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Under the Source Tracks section of the Im-
port Session Data dialog, do the following:
• To import the metadata (cuts and clip
names) exported from a video satellite into
a new video track, select New Satellite
Track. (The video itself will not be im-
ported.)
a new video track, select New Satellite
Track. (The video itself will not be im-
ported.)
• To import SD video into a new video track
in Pro Tools, select New Video Track.
• For each audio track you want to import,
select New Track.
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Select any other options, and click OK.
The AAF opens in Pro Tools.
Export Settings dialog (Audio Details tab)
Export Settings dialog (Media Destination section)
You can also click Save As to save the Ex-
port settings you just created. See “Saving,
Recalling, and Using Export Settings to Ex-
port AAF Sequences” on page 109 for de-
tails.
port settings you just created. See “Saving,
Recalling, and Using Export Settings to Ex-
port AAF Sequences” on page 109 for de-
tails.
Source Tracks browser