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dbbubba · 18th January 2008

Yes, iTunes will import the Quicktime files just fine, but it has to convert them to the proper format for the audio CDs when you burn them.

It takes roughly the same length of time either way.

TIME is my issue.
I have less than twenty hours to turn the product around.
Video with audio is almost impossible.
I also don't want to stay up from when the event ends at 10:00 PM and edit/assemble the whole thing.

I was hoping to find an app that would record multitrack as .aiffs on the way in.
I use DP5, but it won't record .aiffs and it doesn't name tracks as efficiently as Final Cut Studio does.
The CAPTURE function of Final Cut is very easy to use on the fly.

Remember, I am recording approximately one hundred events per session and then assembling three versions of audio for each event.
Lot's of work!

18th January 2008	#12
dbbubba Banned Joined: Sep 2005 Posts: 7,099 Thread Starter	Yes, iTunes will import the Quicktime files just fine, but it has to convert them to the proper format for the audio CDs when you burn them. It takes roughly the same length of time either way. TIME is my issue. I have less than twenty hours to turn the product around. Video with audio is almost impossible. I also don't want to stay up from when the event ends at 10:00 PM and edit/assemble the whole thing. I was hoping to find an app that would record multitrack as .aiffs on the way in. I use DP5, but it won't record .aiffs and it doesn't name tracks as efficiently as Final Cut Studio does. The CAPTURE function of Final Cut is very easy to use on the fly. Remember, I am recording approximately one hundred events per session and then assembling three versions of audio for each event. Lot's of work!