It has nothing to do with sample rate or bit depth. The link I sent earlier
explains the reasons why file interchange may or may not be important in a
given situation. Today, virtually everybody uses broadcast WAV files for
future-proofing. AES 31 takes that concept a step further.
> On Jul 15,
All I can say is that if I record a .wav file -- usually from my
iphone via my roderec mic with a sample rate of 48k and bit depth of
24, if I don't check that check box then the import audio window says
that the file can be added directly to my session which is also at a
sample rate of 48k and bit
They go hand in hand:
http://www.mediaandmarketing.com/13Writer/Profiles/AES31.htm
> On Jul 15, 2018, at 6:34 PM, John Covici wrote:
>
> Not just bwf/wav but the as31/broadcast -- that seemed to be the
> problem. What is the difference here? Sample rate and bit depth
> seemed not to be what is
Not just bwf/wav but the as31/broadcast -- that seemed to be the
problem. What is the difference here? Sample rate and bit depth
seemed not to be what is the matter.
On Sun, 15 Jul 2018 15:05:13 -0400,
Slau Halatyn wrote:
>
> Yes, BWF WAV is very much a standard and you should always use it as
Yes, BWF WAV is very much a standard and you should always use it as the files
are timestamped and can be imported to other sessions in any DAW at the
original location in the timeline.
> On Jul 15, 2018, at 3:01 PM, John Covici wrote:
>
> This did n't have anything to do with copying, but conv
This did n't have anything to do with copying, but converting -- its
the first option in the import tab of the protools preferences --
something about converting to as31/brodcast wav, which I had never
heard of before, but apparently the template changed that preference
-- is this some sort of st
Hi John,
A lot of users (especially newer users) import files into sessions without
specifically copying them to the current Audio Files folder. This, in and of
itself, isn't a problem but what often happens is that they simply copy the
folder to another computer and expect all the files to be
Hi. I got the new version of flotools and I thought I would take a
look at trying the flotools template. Well, suddenly I could not
import any .wav files without conversion -- I wonder what it meant to
say that the file needs conversion because it did not conform to
something -- I can't rmemember
