Easy.
Put the cd in your drive-open a new session-select "movie"-select import other movie-select the track # from the list-it should automatically put it in you audio folder of this session- select "choose.

When it's done importing the track open up your audio pool on the right-hand side and drag onto a new stereo track. Done.

Hope this helps,
Chris

ive just tried that and it says "quicktime cannot support this file" i put the cd in and i look at the files and their windows media files. What type of file do they need to be to work in protools?

Mmm?

Works everytime for me. I'm sure someone will respond with a solution.

Chris

you know, i dont know if that's the answer you are lookin for, but i use this one program called "CDex", to convert any song on CD to wav file (and God knows almost anything can be done wit wav files)... i dont know if CDex works on mac, as i use PC myself, but give it a try, maybe it could be the answer to ur question...

yad_man

thanks for the reply guys, i figured it out, i just had to convert the cd file into wav. then pro tools can import it. Thanks for all your replies.