How to export sound in AAF or OMF, any possibility?

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Format your sequence to start ay 00;59;30;00
Under File/New you'll see bars and tone. make some
Place bars and tone from 59:30;00 to 59;50;00 then create a slate in title tool with all the info (name, duration, tc rate) and cut that in from 59;50;00 to 59;55;00
If they request it, cut in a 2-pop with one frame of bars and tone at exactly 59;58;00
Make sure the first frame of your edit is at exactly 01;00;00;00
Select this sequence in the bin
Choose File/Export/Omf...
I think these settings are reasonable, but ask them what they want.
It will create a self contained file you send to them.
Then re select your sequence and export a reference video with whatever codec specs they want. Make sure the framerate stays the same.
Send them both

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