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Digidesign Pro Tools 7 Le

General Sequencer from Digidesign belonging to the Pro Tools 7 series

Replaced by Digidesign ProTools 8 Le.

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Thread Need help for converting .pts file

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Franne

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1 Posted on 05/20/2007 at 23:28:39

hi there

This weekend we made a homemade recording of our songs, and a guy who had some equipment came and helped us, i know very little about editting sound files etc, but i use the programm Cool Edit Pro.

The one he used to make the recordings was Pro Tools - and now he sent me the DVDs with the sound files - but i cannot open them cause they're in .pts format.. does anybody in here know how to change that format so i can open it with cool edit pro?

Really need some help for this.. I can't wait to hear the recordings..

thx

Franne

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ra7or

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2 Posted on 05/21/2007 at 08:47:53

simple answer:

you can't.

we're talking about 2 completely different audio cores. also cool edit doesn't support asio, RTAS, VST....

your best chance is to manually imort the audio files and sync them. good luck!

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