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For Punch In/Out to operate

properly, you must follow these

rules:

1. The audio being encoded must

be located properly in the Pro Tools

timeline. The Punch In/Out start and

end points are relative to the start of

the Pro Tools session.

2. You must have 4096 samples (86

milliseconds) of audio pre-roll before

the start point. The pre-roll audio is

necessary to “prime” the encoder so

that the re-encoded data will

seamlessly punch in without a glitch.

3. You must encode using the same

metadata and preprocessing settings

used when originally encoded.

4. The existing DTS file must have

consistent metadata in the entire file.

The encoder checks the first frame

of the existing file to make sure it

matches.

5. The punch start location can not

be before the start location of the

existing DTS file or after the end

location of the existing DTS file.

How To Re-Encode With Punch

In/Out

1. Make sure the audio is located in

the timeline properly.

2. Select the audio in the timeline.

3. Open SoundCode DTS Encoder

4. Set the DTS encoding

parameters to match what was used

in the original encoded file.

5. Set the output file name to the

name of the existing DTS or WAV

file.

6. Select DTS and/or WAV file

output types.

7. Click the Punch In/Out Enable

button in the Punch In/Out page of

the OUTPUT section.

8. Click on the “Encode” or “Encode

and Import” button.

Encoding Log File

SoundCode For DTS writes a log file

when encoding. The log file has the

same name as the DTS/WAV file

created except that the extension is

.LOG. It is located at the same

folder/directory where the DTS/WAV

file is created. The file is appended

with log information each time it

encodes. This allows you of keep

track of multiple encode operations

on the same DTS/WAV file.

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