OMF Export Options Dialog

The OMF Export Options dialog allows you to activate tracks for export and to specify what data is included in the exported files.

  • To open the OMF Export Options dialog, select File > Export > OMF.

Export

Allows you to select a track for export.

Track Name

Shows the track name.

Select All

Selects all tracks in the project for export.

From Left to Right Locator

Allows you to export the range between the locators only.

Media Destination Path

Allows you to specify a location for exported media files. The Path Options pop-up menu allows you to choose a dedicated location for the exported media files or to automatically create a new subfolder in the export destination folder by selecting Subfolder Next to Exported File.

Copy Media

Allows you to create copies of all the media files. By default, the copied audio files are placed in a subfolder in the export destination folder. You can specify a different location for the copied files via the Path Options pop-up menu to the right of the Media Destination Path field.

Note

When exporting audio that is not referenced as a clip in the Pool, for example, when using real-time effects, corresponding audio files are always created in a subfolder within the folder specified as Media Destination Path, even if Copy Media is deactivated.

Consolidate Events

Allows you to copy only the portions of audio files that are used in the project.

The Handle Length value allows you to define a length in milliseconds to include audio outside each event boundary for later fine-tuning. Handles allow you to adjust fades or edit points when the project is imported into another application.

OMF 1.0 File

Allows you to select an OMF version. Select this depending on which version is supported by the application in which you plan to import the file.

OMF 2.0 File

Allows you to select an OMF version. Select this depending on which version is supported by the application in which you plan to import the file.

Export Media File References

Exports only media file references. This keeps the exported file small. However, the referenced audio files must be available for the receiving application.

Export All to One File

Exports all data to one self-contained file. This could result in a large file size.

Export Clip-Based Volume (OMF 2.0 only)

Includes the volume settings that you set up with the volume handles for the events.

Use Fade Curves (OMF 2.0 only)

Includes the fades that you set up with the fade handles for the events.

Export Clip Names (OMF 2.0 only)

Includes the clip names for the events.

Export Sample Size

Allows you to set a sample size for the exported files.

Quantize Events to Frames

Moves the event positions in the exported file to exact frames. This is sometimes necessary when exporting projects to video workstations that limit the accuracy of edits to the frame.