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out of sync indicator with merged clips
Hi. I’ll edit a fifteen minutes short film soon and I’d like to work with Première CC.
The film will be shooted with the new Sony F55 so I’ll have to manage RAW files and xavHD files. I made some tests and Premiere read them perfectly.
But … My problem is this:
I’ll use the automatic audi sync to match my audio and my video. Then I’ll merge them to have synced files.
I noticed that, once merged, there is no more out of sync indicator! Or is it?
I can’t edit a complete short film if I don’t have the out of sync indicator. It would be too dangerous.
It means that I’ll have to work with the dinausor fcp7 with transcoded Applepro res files … again!
I read that I could use Pluraleyes first, then bring the synchronized rushes into Premiere CC. But I think that it’s a little bit stupid to be obliged to spend 200 euros and to loose time copying all the rushes knowing that Premiere could do it immediately
Any solution?
Thanx for help
Marc
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3 Replies
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In the preferences there is an option for turning on the sync indicator for unlinked clips. Have you tried turning that on? I think it is off by default. I know you are working with merged clips but maybe it will work.
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Arglh!!!! Now that would have been a easy solution. I really believed that it would be the answer!
I’ve just tried it but … no, it doesn’t work 🙁
But thanx, I didn’t know that preference settings
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Bummer.
Besides looking for help here make sure to submit feedback/feature requests to Adobe via Premiere’s Help menu.
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