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 Quicktime+digital Performer 3, help me ! |
  lun. 12 août 2002, 14:55
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hello,
how to bounce audiofile with quicktime? 
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lun. 12 août 2002, 15:46
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QUOTE how to bounce audiofile with quicktime? There is no such thing as a "Bounce" feature in QT... Only an export option. On the other hand, there is a Bounce feature in DP... Try to be a little more specific regarding what you're trying to achieve here... You're question is not really...clear, to say the least... -------------------- |
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lun. 12 août 2002, 23:13
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QUOTE (planetson @ Aug 12 2002, 15:55) how to bounce audiofile with quicktime? You must make sure the start of the quictime movie and the start of your bounce (selection in DP) are the same... Then, bounce your audio in DP (make sure every track is audio, if not record it :-), quit DP, open the movie in quictime, open the soundtrack also, then copy/paste the soundtrack in the movie window. Works for me. You can export the movie in quictime to another format, if necessary. Bye. |
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mar. 13 août 2002, 19:10
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Was THAT what you were looking for?!!... Boy, I was miles away from the bottom of that question... Yuku is a mind reader...
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