Broadcast wav question

[Joenco]

Hello all

I know T2 has broadcast wav import but
has Tracktion 2 also broadcast wav export?

Thank you,

[Beno]

All the wav files tracktion 2 records are now B-Wav.
Ben

[Joenco]

Hello,

Yes but does it also render (export) VSTi clips to broadcast wav?
Sorry if this is a stupid question.

Joenco

[aldi]

yes, should be. you can test it by impoting the rendered wav's with another broadcast wav compatible program (i think some video editing stuf like vegas or premiere should do it). normaly they would be automatically placed at the same timeposition where they were in t2.

[Joenco]

Hello Aldi,

Am I missing something?
Does render work in version 2 demo?

Thank you,

[valley]

Hello,

Yes but does it also render (export) VSTi clips to broadcast wav?

No. This may not be the desired behaviour though, so I'll raise it as a bug, and see if it can get added.

[Beno]

Yeah it should do but as Valley said it isn't right now. Its in our database so we'll hopefully get it fixed shortly.
Ben

[timmyo]

Anyone able to give me a 30-second 'what a broadcast wav is' primer ?

ta

Tim

[Joenco]

Timmyo,

Broadcast WAV are normal wav files but with a time stamp in it.
If you import them in another DAW that has broadcast wav supportthey will automaticaly be imported at the same place (time place) they were exported from.

Joenco

[IIRs]

BWAVs have extra time-stamp information, so any clip recorded in T2 remembers where it originally fitted on the time-line, and can be reset to its original position from the right-click menu.

As BWAV is a standard, this will also work if you imported the files into another DAW which also supports them, eg: Pro-Tools..

<edit> Too slow!!

[timmyo]

coo - ta chaps,

Tim

[aldi]

hmm, i was talking about the theorie and as the betatester vally and beno said it's not working like i thought

[asha]

Rendered tracks as BWAV would be very much appreciated! Hopefully it´s there in the update...