Audio files "extracted" from embedded OMF files do not have the correct...

Audio files "extracted" from embedded OMF files do not have the correct time stamp; it is always 0.

If you open an OMF session with embedded audio files, then select "Save Session Copy In: The audio files are "extracted"from the OMF file and copies are made. Because the audio was embedded in the actual sequence instead of simply referenced by the sequence, the "original"time stamp of the copied files will always be zero.Workaround: To reset the original time stamp to its correct value: Open the OMF file with embedded media, then select "Save Session Copy In..."Embedded files are extracted and copied with original time stamps set to 0. Open the new session, and in the Regions Bin, highlight all of the regions whose time stamps you wish to reset, then choose "Export Selected as Files"from the audio menu. The files will be copied again, but with the original time stamps set to the correct values.

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