BWAV file format support?

Yes, the manual states quite clearly -

+Logic Pro also supports Broadcast Wave files, which can contain timestamp information. Files that provide timestamp information can be recognized by a clock symbol, shown alongside the audio region name in the Audio Bin.+

+The file extension of broadcast wave files is .wav, allowing them to be read by any application that supports the standard wave file format. In such programs, the additional Broadcast Wave file information is ignored.+

If you're referring to poly, or MBWF files, used for location recording with Deva or Sound Devices, then no, Logic doesn't support them; only mono or stereo .wav(BWF)

But you can use a utility such as [BWFSplitter/Combiner|http://www.one-n.com/index.html] which will handle this for you. I think that Nuendo is the only DAW that can handle these file formats natively.

I did wonder about the 'multi-channel files' bit - cheers, John.

Has anyone checked to see if the latest version Soundtrack Pro supports MBWF files?

pancenter-

Hi PC

I just looked in SP and v. 3 manuals and apparently not (unless I missed something). But with conversion utilities it would seem that the O.P. could use any DAW.

But as chorleyman noted, multi-channel BWF files, confusingly, seem to be named several different ways; poly-BWF, multi-channel BWF, MBWF or BWFP. But BWF-M are the split mono files from a BWFP.

That's the nice thing about 'standards': there are so many to choose from. 😕