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Chapter 6 Review Questions

1. What audio file formats can be imported to Pro Tools without requiring conversion? (See "Audio File Formats" beginning on page 108.)
2. What condition would cause a file in one of Pro Tools' native formats to require conversion on import? (See "Audio File Formats" beginning on page 108.)
3. Name some common audio file formats that Pro Tools can convert on import. (See "Audio File Formats" beginning on page 108.)
4. What are some video file formats that can be imported by Pro Tools? (See "Video File Formats"

beginning on page 109.)

5. What is the difference between split stereo and interleaved stereo? Which is/are supported for importing into Pro Tools 12? (See "Split Stereo versus Interleaved Files" beginning on page 109.)

6. What is the difference between the Add button in the Import Audio dialog box and the Copy button? Which button will force-copy the files into your session's Audio Files folder? (See "Importing Audio with the Import Command beginning on page 111.)

7. What happens when you use the Workspace browser to import audio that is not compatible with your session's parameters (in other words, audio that requires conversion)? What happens when you import audio that does not require conversion? (See "Importing Audio with Workspace Browsers" beginning on page 112.)

8. What steps are required to conduct a search for an audio file using the Workspace browser? (See "Importing Audio with Workspace Browsers" beginning on page 112.)

9. How would you go about importing a QuickTime movie file to Pro Tools while simultaneously importing the audio embedded in the file? (See "Working with Video Tracks" beginning on page 115.)

10. How many video files can be associated with a standard Pro Tools session at once? (See "Working with Video Tracks" beginning on page 115.)