Export audiofiles
by John Twigt on Dec 22, 2009 at 11:22:10 am
I notice when i use export (either option) audio only the tracks assigned to the first bus actually get exported. Do i miss something or is it just a flaw? I wonder why the option "export buses as separate tracks" does exist if it doesn't export the buses as separate tracks.
Re: Export audiofiles by Floh Peters on Dec 22, 2009 at 2:43:50 pm
John,
what version are you using, and what format are you exporting to? Just tried it with the lastest version of Suite and with a QuickTime by ref export, and it did work as expected
Re: Export audiofiles by Floh Peters on Dec 22, 2009 at 2:53:16 pm
Try opening the exported file in QuickTime Player and look at the clip info (Command J). There you should 2 audio tracks if you have 2 buses, or one (stereo) track if you only have a single bus. Do you see them there?
Re: Export audiofiles by John Twigt on Dec 22, 2009 at 3:08:14 pm
Correction here, the "export as separate tracks" ref export didn't work (?) but the normal one did. (no clue why) However the exports (ref and normal) to aiff (and mov) as mixdown contain only sound from the first bus.
I will update to 1.1.2 by the way, forgot it was there...
Re: Export audiofiles by John Twigt on Dec 23, 2009 at 7:12:51 am
I installed V1.1.2 and it didn't help. Still the audiomixdown only contains audio from the first bus. (both aif and mov)
Anybody else with the same problem?
Re: Export audiofiles by John Twigt on Dec 22, 2009 at 2:54:03 pm
Sorry, i just saw that your message was from 03.43 instead of 13.43 (that's why i made the remark of my late response) , just in case you thought I was sarcastic here :-)
Re: Export audiofiles by Floh Peters on Dec 22, 2009 at 2:56:20 pm
[John Twigt]"Sorry, i just saw that your message was from 03.43 instead of 13.43 (that's why i made the remark of my late response) , just in case you thought I was sarcastic here :-) "
No problem. I already wondered why it took you so long to answer ;-)
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