@rraud yeah, I've seen several comments that AAF is done and gone, but none from anybody at Magix that I"m aware. It really needs to stay a part of Vegas. My workflow for years, when I choose to work in Vegas, is to open OMF or AAF in ProTools, save as new AAF, then import that into Vegas. Now I have to open four applications:

1. ProTools. Open OMF or AAF. Export as new AAF (uncheck the box "preserve Media Composer...."

2. Open Vegas 11. Import new aAF.. Save as vegas project.

3. Open Vegas 20. Open .veg, go to work.

4. OR, if I"m pulling a new OMF/AAF into an existing project, then I have to open a 2nd copy of Vegas 20, highlight the tracks I need, copy and paste them into my actual Vegas 20 project.

Bring back AAF import would save me two steps (and time). AATranslate is something I used years ago, and it's still 200 bucks to buy it now, so I'd rather not spend the $$. My vote is to BRING BACK AAF IMPORT, as imperfect as it was.

jmm

If you have previously purchased AATranslator even if it was years ago you do not need to purchase it again - you should have received regular updates in that time - if not then send an email and request a link to the latest version.

Another vote for the return of AAF import. I wrote a previous thread on it here.

Can anyone comment, are the orphaned preferences for AAF export still present in the General tab in v20? 😏

Emergency update on AAF import: Today for some reason, my copy of Vegas 11 (64bit) no longer has AAF IMPORT on the IMPORT submenu. It's just not there. I uninstalled and reinstalled it, and nothing. It's been there for years. I used it just a few days ago. Nothing's changed on my end. My PC hasn't updated from msft that I'm aware of in the past few days. Help!

jmm