If you only got one of the 44KHz, or 22KHz versions, then this is unnecessary. Here, you'll want the 48KHz version, if you have bought a Strata Series, or BackStage Series disc. If you also have SonicFire Pro, you will need to launch it and do the same thing. Then, these cuts will appear when you select the music from QT's. QT's will now copy all of your files to your designated folder, and the library handlers and previews to the \\\Documents & Settings location. From QT's do not choose 48KHz, if you have a Strata Series, or BackStage Series disc. For QT's, you want one of two possible selections: 22KHz, or 44KHz. After an OK and an Accept for the license, you'll be asked if you wish to Copy the Music. In a moment, it'll ask if you wish to add this music. Then, when you get your shiny new SmartSound disc, you will need to start QT's (only one version necessary) and insert the disc. Note also, that if you have, or add, SmartSound's SonicFire Pro (a stand-alone, albeit a great one), you'll want to set it up the same way - same folders. If you have, and use QT's in other applications, you'll need to set those up to use the same folder structure.
When you purchase either single tracks, or complete discs, all copying will be done to that folder. Per Robert's instructions, the Migrate will search the entire system and get all of your SmartSound Music into that folder. Set this second folder as the location where SmartSound will copy all new music. It's got all of my SFX and my SmartSound Music on it. For the laptop, I'm using a 2TB FW-800 external.
Because I have a big honkin' library of their music, I locate this onto another physical HDD. Next, one can add a location for all of the SmartSound Music. It wants library handlers in its default \\Documents & Settings folder, so leave that one alone.
The first thing that I do is to set up my folders for QT's. is running, you can do many things for useing the music libraries, say from Pinnacle or Cyberlink, etc.
One install of the plug-in located it into both Adobe programs.Īs Robert states, under Tools, once QT's for Prem. I do not know if one needs to do the copy routine, unless maybe multiple versions of PE/Pro might cause problems. Now that QuickTracks for Premiere is a free plug-in (seems that I paid US$99 for it years ago), just downloading the QT's for Premiere installer and installing will automatically place it into Premiere/Premiere Elements.
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