I see my workaround can be simplified:
Select the 5 monophonic clips (all with same timecode), and use autosync on source-TC to produce a subclip with 5 tracks and correct duration.
--Michael
It looks like AMA-import and transcode of audio files is still problematic.
When I do this, I get a CM_INVALID_TRIM error when the transcode is complete, and the Avid wants to move a big chunk of the new audio files into quarantine.
This appears to be the same bug I described at some length on this list in Feb 2013. In my trouble-shooting at that time I found it only happened in projects with 'film options' enabled. Kind of a drag to see still happening on a completely different system, on the latest version of Media Composer. My system in 2013 was not fully in spec, but this current system is, so definitely a bug.
So the only good workaround for the BWF file import seems to be this:
- Regular import of all BWF files as mono audio wav files.
- Select the 5 monophonic clips for each group and autosequence them into a single sequence (all the clips should line up, since they all have the same timecode)
- Auto-sync the new sequence to produce a single subclip with 5 tracks and the correct duration.
Cheers,
--Michael
Posted by: Michael Brockington <brocking@sfu.ca>
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