Mine is greyed out all the way back to X3...
I didn't check past that..

I've just found a recent project that didn't have it greyed out, and it exported as OMF fine.
 
Looks like you need at least one audio track to export as OMF.
 
Freezing one of my instrument tracks makes it enabled.

Thanks for the tip Mark.
I'll try that when i get home.

are you aware that OMFs have a 2 gig limit?
 
you might have a corrupted track.  Freeze all your audio tracks and then try again

Just to mention... if the target is not really OMF, it can be better to first convert into REAPER (that part is free) and than use AATranslation (that is not free) for final destination. AATranslator support many formats (except Sonar), including different versions of PT. Still, audio only (at AATranslator step). So only audio parts will be converted.

Jimbo 88
are you aware that OMFs have a 2 gig limit?

I was not aware.

Thanks

msmcleod
 
Looks like you need at least one audio track to export as OMF.
 
Freezing one of my instrument tracks makes it enabled.

Update: Mark, after adding an audio track (should've thought of it myself), it worked just fine.
Thanks again.

FYI: The project I am trying to export is ALL audio.

gswitz

Jimbo 88
are you aware that OMFs have a 2 gig limit?

I was not aware.

Thanks

 
So a thing that I always do is freeze all the audio tracks and then also "remove silence" on the whole project.  That will make your OMF smaller.  I set my threshold at about -90db so I son't miss any fade ins/outs.  I have lots of success with this.  I have made hundreds of OMFs that where sent to be mixed in ProTools,