Sessions & Tracks : Importing and Exporting Session Data : Importing AAF and OMF Sequences

Importing AAF and OMF Sequences
For more information, see the following topics:
Pro Tools lets you open AAF and OMF sequences as new Pro Tools sessions, or you can import AAF and OMF sequences into existing Pro Tools sessions. Pro Tools can import AAF and OMF sequences exported from other Pro Tools sessions, from Avid Media Composer, or from third-party applications (such as Final Cut Pro, Logic Audio, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Nuendo).
When importing AAF sequences generated from an Avid video editing application, Pro Tools can import mono, stereo, and 5.1 and 7.1 surround audio tracks. Mono tracks with 5.1 or 7.1 surround panning can also be imported, with panning information intact. (Greater-than-stereo multichannel formats are supported with Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit only.)
When opening and importing an AAF or OMF sequence, the New Session dialog opens and prompts you to name and save the sequence as a new session. Once you name and save the new session, the Import Session Data dialog opens. For more information, see AAF/OMF Source Track Translation Settings.
Pro Tools can import the following types of files sourced from Avid editors:
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Multi-channel import and export are only possible with AAF sequences.
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Avid Mojo SDI or Avid Mojo is required for importing MXF and OMF video.
To import AAF or OMF sequences into Pro Tools, do one of the following:
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Use the File > Import > Session Data command.
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Use the File > Open Session command.
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To import individual Avid MXF or OMF video files into Pro Tools, do one of the following:
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Use the File > Import > Video command.
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To import individual OMF or MXF audio files into Pro Tools, do one of the following:
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Use the File > Import > Audio command.
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