Brian Pylant wrote: > Great, thanks Christian! I think I'll leave it set to SDII from now on, > just in case I need the extra data for something. > > (Tracks I record here typically stay here, but you never know when > someone will need to move a track to another studio and anything that > makes that whole process easier, the better!) In that case you shouldn't use SDII. It could be that the "other" studio would be using a PC and transferring SDII files to PCs sucessfully is a true nightmare. None of the batch converters I tried offered reliable results and doing it one by one can be a true nightmare. In case you need timestamped files you could still try using OMF - but oh well, actually it didnt come out nicely either when I tried that using Logic as a source and Cubase as the target... maybe one day they will get it right though (exporting/importing from and to Logic didn't work any better, btw., just another f***** up function). Regards, Sascha