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> Preparing to Export a Sequence |
Preparing to Export a Sequence
If you are exporting part or all of a sequence — to create an OMFI file, an AAF file, a QuickTime file, an AVI file, or a graphic sequence, for exampleá— you can speed the export process by preparing the sequence in advance, as follows:
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If your sequence contains audio clips with different sample rates, use
the Change Sample Rate dialog box to ensure that all the clips have the
same sample rate. See Changing the Sample Rate.
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Check and adjust all pan and audio levels in advance. All current Pan
and Level settings in the sequence are carried to the exported media.
For more information on performing an audio mixdown, see Mixing
Down Audio Tracks.
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For OMFI files, consider consolidating the sequence to create smaller
source clips, thereby saving time and disk space. For more information
on consolidating media, see Using the Consolidate Command.
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OMFI files with very complex sequences can fail during import into
some applications due to memory limitations. Try one of the following
solutions:
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Break the sequence into smaller sequences and export the new
sequences.
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Add more physical memory.
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To export multiple clips in a single OMFI file, create a sequence from
them. For example, you can select all the clips, Alt+drag (Windows) or
Option+drag (Macintosh) them into the Timeline to create an instant
sequence, and then export the sequence.
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