> I do much the same as you but tend to agree with Hendrik. Before > sending > anything out I always edit the master wav file with Soundforge (2-track > editor). This is where the final conversion to mp3 takes place. This way I > can use a codec plugin I purchased separately to convert wav to mp3. Before > the conversion I usually tweak the file then convert. Right tool for the right job. Hi Howard! For the final result I also do something like this. But during the process scoring to pictures I have countless "early"mixes that the graphics people need. And as the project evolves they want more mp3's, the producer wants some, the director and so on... Not to forget the guitarist who also finally got his internet connection to work...;-) So it would be nice to just choose mp3 in bounce dialog and get that sucker out. > Seems to me Emagic already has everything but the kitchen sync (ha-ha)..... I know wishes from film/tv scorers come way down on the wishlist, but I'd really like a function that "finds" the tempo that hits most of the cuepoints you enter. And I wish the start point of the Quicktime movie wouldn't reset when I change screenset. > That said.... it probably isn't that difficult to add an mp3 export > function. However, they would have to license an mp3 codec.... which may be > a moot point now as Apple most likely can supply one. Absolutely.. Cheers! Anders Elverhøy Revolver music A/S Apalveien 10 0371 Oslo Work +47 22469900 Mobile+47 92811010 www.revolvermusic.no