This reversioning process is in some ways a combination of two processes that EdiLoad can perform: 

• Conforming (assembling) location WAV files to match the audio edits in an AAF. This uses a single audio EDL.

• Re-conforming a Pro Tools sessions to match an updated picture. This uses two video EDLs which EdiLoad compares.

The reversioning process that is shown in the video uses a single audio EDL, but here individual tracks of the EDL are selected and used to re-conform a Pro Tools session. This is achieved with EdiLoad's unique ability to show events for a particular EDL track and allows sound editors to replicate the audio edits made by a picture editor when they have used individual stems to create the sound edit of the new delivery version.

If you need more information on Conforming (assembling) location WAV files, see this blog post. For more information on re-conforming a session when picture changes occur, see this video.

Note: EdiLoad v3 exported conform reference tracks as a ptx file. With EdiLoad v4 these are exported as an AAF file, while with EdiLoad v5+ you can instead export several audio tracks as 'picture cut track' ptx file containing clip groups to get a visual overview of an edit list in Pro Tools.

I hope this video helps you to re-cut your mixes to create the sound track for an alternate picture delivery. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback in the comments below.