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HDR Pro Exporting HDR Projects in Pro Tools Session Format To export an HDR Project as a Pro Tools Session from the GUI: 4. Click the box under Audio Files to select the file format for the audio files. Pro Tools v3.x and 4.x use SD-II only, while Pro Tools v5.x can use SD-II, Wave, and AIFF files. 1. Select Export ProTools... from the File menu. 5. Click New to save the new Pro Tools Session. The more audio files there are in the Project, the longer it takes to export. 6. When the export process is complete, an alert message informs you that the Session files are saved to the "Pro Tools Export" folder. 2. In the Export ProTools Session dialog box, you can enter a name for the Session. Click the box under Drive Select to choose which drive the Pro Tools Session files are to be exported to, internal or external. 7. Click Continue to finish. Importing Pro Tools Session Files To import a Pro Tools Session from the GUI: 3. Click the box under Session Type to select the Pro Tools version you are using (3.x, 4.x, or 5.x). 1. Select Import ProTools... from the File menu. 4 HDR Pro

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Exporting HDR Projects in Pro
Tools Session Format
To export an HDR Project as a Pro Tools Session
from the GUI:
1.
Select
Export ProTools...
from the
File
menu.
2.
In the Export ProTools Session dialog box,
you can enter a name for the Session. Click
the box under
Drive Select
to choose which
drive the Pro Tools Session files are to be
exported to, internal or external.
3.
Click the box under
Session Type
to select
the Pro Tools version you are using (3.x,
4.x, or 5.x).
4.
Click the box under
Audio Files
to select
the file format for the audio files. Pro Tools
v3.x and 4.x use SD-II only, while Pro Tools
v5.x can use SD-II, Wave, and AIFF files.
5.
Click
New
to save the new Pro Tools
Session. The more audio files there are in
the Project, the longer it takes to export.
6.
When the export process is complete, an
alert message informs you that the Session
files are saved to the “Pro Tools Export”
folder.
7.
Click
Continue
to finish.
Importing Pro Tools Session Files
To import a Pro Tools Session from the GUI:
1.
Select
Import ProTools...
from the
File
menu.