Can't burn WAVs from Pro Tools...?

[Isaac Marion]

For some reason none of the WAV files I bounce from Pro Tools LE seem
to be recognized by any CD burning programs except iTunes. Being that
iTunes is a phenomenal pain in the ass to import the files, find them
in the library, collect them together and then burn them, I
desperately want out. Anyone know why Pro Tools-generated WAVs are so
mysterious? Is it the file resolution or something?

thanks

Isaac

[Romeo Rondeau[_4_]]

Isaac Marion wrote:
> For some reason none of the WAV files I bounce from Pro Tools LE seem
> to be recognized by any CD burning programs except iTunes. Being that
> iTunes is a phenomenal pain in the ass to import the files, find them
> in the library, collect them together and then burn them, I
> desperately want out. Anyone know why Pro Tools-generated WAVs are so
> mysterious? Is it the file resolution or something?
>
> thanks
>
> Isaac
>

I have no problem, are you sure you're choosing the right wav format?

[Ty Ford]

On Mon, 10 Dec 2007 23:57:27 -0500, Isaac Marion wrote
(in article
>):

> For some reason none of the WAV files I bounce from Pro Tools LE seem
> to be recognized by any CD burning programs except iTunes. Being that
> iTunes is a phenomenal pain in the ass to import the files, find them
> in the library, collect them together and then burn them, I
> desperately want out. Anyone know why Pro Tools-generated WAVs are so
> mysterious? Is it the file resolution or something?
>
> thanks
>
> Isaac
>

are you burning 24-bit files or 16-bit files?

Regards,

Ty Ford


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[Federico]

> are you burning 24-bit files or 16-bit files?
>

and...
are you bouncing stereo interleaved files or dual mono?
F.

[Chris Whealy]

Isaac Marion wrote:
> For some reason none of the WAV files I bounce from Pro Tools LE seem
> to be recognized by any CD burning programs except iTunes. Being that
> iTunes is a phenomenal pain in the ass to import the files, find them
> in the library, collect them together and then burn them, I
> desperately want out. Anyone know why Pro Tools-generated WAVs are so
> mysterious? Is it the file resolution or something?
>
Make sure you bounce as 16-bit interleaved stereo WAV files, not some
other format such as 24 bit, split stereo.

Chris W

--
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But the words of the wise are quiet and few.
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[Federico]

> and...
> are you bouncing stereo interleaved files or dual mono?

'cause the default choice foe bouncing in PT is Dual Mono...
F.

[Tobiah]

Isaac Marion wrote:
> For some reason none of the WAV files I bounce from Pro Tools LE seem
> to be recognized by any CD burning programs except iTunes.

You may be getting Broadcast Wav files, which can be read by
absolutely any software that is compliant with the original
..wav spec, but in reality can be read by extremely few
programs that weren't written with Broadcast Wave in mind.
Most programs just assume a 44 byte header at the beginning
of the file, which is not mandated by the spec.

Tobiah

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[Geoff]

John Phillips wrote:

>
> You must first bounce to disk as wav, 16 bit and stereo interleaved. The
> song shows up in the Audio folder for that project. Then take
> you favorite burner program and make the CD from the song that you
> just bounced.


How archaic. You mean to say PT can't convert any mix of various spec media
files 'on-the-fly' while burning a CD ? Sheesh Vegas has done that for
years.

geoff

[Romeo Rondeau[_4_]]

geoff wrote:
> John Phillips wrote:
>
>> You must first bounce to disk as wav, 16 bit and stereo interleaved. The
>> song shows up in the Audio folder for that project. Then take
>> you favorite burner program and make the CD from the song that you
>> just bounced.
>
>
> How archaic. You mean to say PT can't convert any mix of various spec media
> files 'on-the-fly' while burning a CD ? Sheesh Vegas has done that for
> years.
>
> geoff
>
>

Welcome to ProTools! BTW, ProTools doesn't burn CD's.

[Mike Rivers]

On Dec 11, 6:44 pm, Romeo Rondeau > wrote:

> Welcome to ProTools! BTW, ProTools doesn't burn CD's.

Oh! Maybe THAT'S his problem.