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Step Two – Export an .AAF of the audio to import into ProTools

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Check the

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Audio Project

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settings and make sure they are set

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  • In the Audio Project Settings window change the "Sample Bit Depth" to 24 and also make sure the Sample Rate is 48KHz.

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to 24 bit


>Go to AVID Media Composer > Preferences

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Click on the Project

>Choose the Audio Project Setting and double click to open

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>Choose the Main tab

>Choose the Sample Rate 48 KHz

>Bit Depth 24 Bit

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  • Open sequence in timeline and select the video and audio tracks to export. Mark an in point at the beginning of the portion of the timeline to export and an out point at the end of the portion of the timeline to export. If the whole timeline is to be exported mark an in point at the beginning and an out at the end.
  • Example of how timeline should look before exporting.

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Choose File>Output>Export to File
Click on Export Setting > Options

Choose the following:

Export As: AAF

Use marks and enabled tracks

Include All Audio

Consolidate Media

Handle Length 180 frames



Convert Audio to Sample Rate to Project

Convert Bit Depth to Project

Convert Audio File to Project



Make a Folder on the destination hard drive to hold both the .aaf and the consolidated Audio Files. Choose that folder after you click "Save"

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Click New Folder

Make a Folder on the destination hard drive to hold both the .aaf and the consolidated Audio Files. Choose that folder after you click "Save"
Navigate to the hard drive and folder to save the .aaf and the Consolidated Media


Click On Save





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