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Thanks Philip. Lots of valuable info there. RTFM!!

Thanks Philip, Yes i considered importing to DAW and then exporting BUT it would mean syncing every single take manually and with other projects on the go and 9gb of files I quickly reverted to offering 2 seperate Poly files!! It annoys me that I cannot give the requested format but I'm expecting the quality of my On-Set work will make up for that !! So am I correct in stating that in order for the SD552 Mixer to be able to offer both ISO and MIX Poly files, I would need to upgrade to a Time Code capable Recorder with SEND TC / or units which will recieve TC from a box, eg DENEKE or similar ? , something that I plan for the future anyway but right now im broke!! Best, Tim

Hey, So im new here. Great site with a wealth of info - i hope to share some of my experiences as time goes by. Im kinda new to the Film Sound world and have been gathering great experiences for the past few months - I work mainly as a " 1-man-band ", doing all the Booming, Mixing and Recording on Indie productions. I love it and hope to make a career as a Sound Recordist. Heres my Situation: SOUND DEVICES 552 feeding a TASCAM dr70D Recorder - Outputing 552 DIRECT OUT, PRE-FADE to the Tascam = 4 channels of I.S.O Using the Internal 552 recorder as a MIX . eg: Lavs Left MIX / Booms Right Mix. On my latest project, Post want a POLY - Wav FILE. 6 Channels ( 4 I.S.O & 2 MIX) for each shot. Since this is my first request for such( most are fine with re-named mono files) in my ignorance I've been trying , un-successfully, to combine the files in WAVE AGENT but with no luck. It seems to be a problem due to the start/end times of each recording not matching exactly - since I have to press record on the 2 machines for each shot/take. My question : Is it even possible to combine files from 2 seperate machines into a single polyfile. Is there a work around for this? Anyone been here before and can offer me some advice would be great! I just wanna do what is standard operating procedure for the future ;-) Im not using Timecode Cheers, Tim