Notice that PluralEyes stacks your camera angles on top of each other, each on a separate video track. When you reopen your project, the files should reappear back online. Rather than reconnect them, I’ve found it easier to save then quit. Sometimes you may find that your files mysteriously appear offline.
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Premiere Pro will rebuild your synced sequence. To import into Premiere Pro, simply select File > Import (Command-I) and choose your PluralEyes XML file. In the pop-up Export Timeline window, choose Premiere Pro and check Final Cut Pro XML for Premiere. When the process is complete, press the Export Timeline button. You’ll see PluralEyes go to work and start adjusting clips on the application timeline. It’s still relatively quick as PluralEyes 3 is considerably faster than previous versions.įinally, press the Synchronize button at the top of the window. This is a slower but more precise process. Therefore, it’s critical to record audio on each camera you use, even if it’s low quality.įrom the Sync menu select Try Really Hard. PluralEyes syncs camera angles by comparing the audio waveforms from each camera angles.
If you used an external audio recorder drag your audio clips on to the Audio Recorder 1 tab. Repeat this process for each additional camera. To create an additional camera tab, click the + icon below the window ( Shift-Command-C)ĭrag clips from your second camera angle here. In the Finder, select all clips from your first camera angle. Select the Camera 1 tab on the right side. Unlike previous versions, PluralEyes is now an independent application. It’s available for $199 with a fully-functional 30-day trial. Instead, MediaStorm uses Red Giant’s PluralEye’s 3.0. In reality, clapping each time you stop and start your camera is not practical, especially during an interview.Ĭorrection: Premiere Pro CC does allows you to sync clips via audio waveforms, but I’ve found it a cumbersome process that does not often work. Premiere Pro CC provides a method to do this but only if every clip contains a sync marker such as a hand clap. If you record interviews with more than one camera–and you should if you can–you’ll need to sync your footage before you begin to edit.
To read more about why we made the switch, check out this post.
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This article is part of a series of posts with tips and tricks from our producers’ experience working with Adobe Premiere Pro CC after years of working in Final Cut Pro.
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