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You must use AFE files if you are conforming from the following products:
=80 Media Composer Adrenaline=81 v1.5 or later
=80 Avid Xpress Pro v4.5 or later
=80 Avid Xpress DV v4.5 or later
=80 NewsCutter Adrenaline FX v5.5 or later
=80 NewsCutter XP v5.5 or later
AAF files from earlier versions can still be used for conforming, but Avid
recommends using AFE files.


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On 8/2/05 12:33 PM, "Murphy, Paul" <Paul.Murphy(at)fotf.org> wrote:

> Hi All,
> =0D
> I've worked freelance at a facility where I was able to import an AAF=
 into DS.
> When I opened the AAF file the sequence icon was there, I dragged it to=
 the
> timeline and presto - it worked like a charm everytime.
> =0D
> Today, I am playing on an Adrenaline and exporting an AAF (I've been out=
 of
> offline on MC for awhile) and when I open the AAF on my DS I see all the=
 files
> but not the sequence to drag to the timeline.  Someone got a step by step=
 for
> exporting and AAF from Adrenaline and importing into DS.  Seems like I'm=
 only
> missing one check box or a correct consolidation but I can't see it.
> =0D
> And yes, I'm too lazy to read the fine manual.
> =0D
> Murf
>=0D




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