* NHSX Import: Fixed a number of clip placement errors * FCP XML Export: Poly wav files no longer required to be split * EDL Import: Fixed issue with CMX3600 EDLs where track volume automation was ignored * Cubase XML Export: Fixed issues with some clip/region names which could cause a corrupt file * Capture Import: Fixed a number of issues with capture files from Macs * Capture Export: Fixed issues with some filenames which could cause a corrupt file * Capture Export: Fixed error in clip values due to insufficient decimal places used in calculations * Auria PRJ Import: Now updated to reflect v1.6 (Auria Pro)
* ARG Import: Fixed a number of import issues and added support for clips with multiple 'cuts' * ALS Export: Fixed issue with extended ascii characters in marker names * AES31/ADL Export: If audio from an embedded OMF or AAF needs to be converted to a BWF wav then the superfluous extracted audio will now be deleted * ADL Import: Added support for Dalet multitrack sessions * ADL Export: Fixed issue with minus offset values * AAF Import: Now delete extracted split mono files from embedded Avid MC AAFs which are converted to stereo when internal MC AAF stereo track flag is set. * AAF Import: Fixed issue with Pyramix AAFs where some tracks were not being converted * AAF Import: Fixed issue with Media Symphony AAFs regarding pan curves * AAF Import: Fixed issue with Media Composer AAFs regarding volume curves * AAF Export: Option to reference stereo media files – PT won’t import stereo but MC & Nuendo will * AAF Export: Option to convert to 24bit now optional * AAF Export: Fixed bug which could cause an invalid AAF to be created There is a lot more added than what is listed but here is what we have listed….
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While exporting stereo files to ProTools version 10 or later may not be of interest to everyone we did manage to work on a huge number of other things including Presonus Song support, improved PTX & AAF reading and the ability to add all output to a zip file. Well it did take much longer than we had anticipated but the results speak for themselves and we really do have to thank Avid for the motivation. We knew this would take many months and we knew there was no guarantee of success. We could spend months trying to come up with a work around or bite the bullet and invest the time and resources to work on the PTX format.
This was not a good thing and we knew that we had not changed anything so either Avid had introduced a bug or maybe it was something deliberate who knows? Just prior to our planned release late last year we discovered that our PTF session files would no longer open correctly in ProTools versions 12.3 and later. It has been almost 18 months since our last release so you might be forgiven for thinking we had abandoned AATranslator but this was not the case.
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