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  New Multi-Cam in Premiere CC

  Posted by Scott Swingle on June 21, 2013 at 7:58 pm

  So overall I am loving this new way to automatically setup a multi-cam sequence. But it does one thing that seems really stupid to me. I only have 3 cameras plus an audio file, but when it combines it puts each new DSLR file onto a new track.

  My files going in:

  Single file audio.wav, 1 hour long
  001.mts, 002.mts from canon camera. Files flow one into the other.

  DSC_001.mov DSLR #1.
  DSC_002.mov
  DSC_003.mov

  DSC_400.mov DSLR #2
  DSC_401.mov

  But once combined I get

  Track 1: wav
  Track 2: both MTS files
  Track 3 DSC_001
  Track 4: DSC_002
  Track 5: DSC_003
  Track 6: DSC_400
  Track 7: DSC_401

  Can I do something to make it realize which DSC files go with which camera so it puts them all on the same track like it does the MTS files?
  For what its worth, everything is syncing perfectly, it just takes extra time then to move all the clips into the same tracks to make multi-cam editing easier.

  Chris Borjis replied 13 years, 2 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies
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  Paul Neumann

  June 21, 2013 at 9:10 pm

  Select all the 001 files and nest them. Select all the 400 files and do the same. See if that works.
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  Chris Borjis

  June 21, 2013 at 10:28 pm

  Hell yes, the new multicam + auto sound sync rocks!

  I just did one a client brought in that was a major cluster F&%#$!

  Premiere CC synced everything up…saved me possibly a day and a half.

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