Many Quicktime-Videos in one Session

Hi,
how can I import several QT-videos in one logicsession. Or can I only integrate one video per session?
Thanks!
Adrian

They describe it in the PT manual for 7.4:
Pro Tools HD, Pro Tools LE with DV Toolkit 2, and Pro Tools LE with an Avid video peripheral let you add multiple video tracks to the Timeline, with multiple video playlists and multiple video ﬁles per track. your system configuration or the type of video added to a video track.
It goes on from there with the details of how it works.
http://akmedia.digidesign.com/support/docs/ProTools_74_Reference_Guide41784.pdf

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