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  • Adjusting the sync within a multi clip

    Posted by Darren Laberee on October 27, 2005 at 7:01 pm

    Once a multiclip has been edited, is there a way to adjust the sync of 1 camera throughout the whole sequence?

    The 6 cameras were synced using camera audio, but I see the sync wasn’t totally accurate. There are still camera-flashes that are out by +- 3 frames. Not a lot, but i would like to tweak it back in

    I had hoped that using SHIFT-CTRL would effect all the clips from that camera in a timeline, but it only changes the sync during the cut segment that adjustment was made in.

    Does anyone know how to slip the camera over a whole timeline?

    Thanx in Advance
    Darren

    Darren Laberee
    FCP4.5 Dual 1Gig Igniter Pro
    Riddle Films Inc.
    Toronto Canada

    Tippytink replied 20 years, 5 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies
  • 3 Replies
  • Michal Hrabovec

    November 9, 2005 at 1:09 pm

    I would select all clips from the angle with find, then select slip tool and slip them with typing +/- number of frames from num keypad.

  • Darren Laberee

    November 9, 2005 at 5:16 pm

    Thanx Michal
    The problem is more of laziness.

    At the end of a multicam clip 6 mins long i found a still camera flash that shows me my wide shot (150 feet away) is delayed 3 frames. When i put the multi together I used the audio as a guide. So now I just want to slip it thru the whole multi, and keep my edits.

    The point is now moot. The show is delivered, shots slipped by hand, but I still wonder.

    Thanx though

    Darren Laberee
    FCP4.5 Dual 1Gig Igniter Pro
    Riddle Films Inc.
    Toronto Canada

  • Tippytink

    December 15, 2005 at 2:13 am

    I am having difficulty with a sync issue and multiclips. I had a clip out of sync so I slipped the audio to corrrect it, I then locked the clip and I then put the newly slipped clip into a bin so that we could use the new clip that is now in sync to edit with. I then decided to make this a multiclip. But now when I edit using multiclip there is always a probelm with this clip and any others that I have had to sync. The problem is that it is again out of sync and usually at a different amount or direction. If I use them out of multiclip it is fine. Is this just a bug? It is very annoying. I have to slip most of them again. This will get very difficult once we realy dive into this feature film edit.

    Some clips from the B camera had no audio and I used the Camera A audio and married them together with the same solution as above… and these also have issues when used as a multi clip. Is there a way to fix this. Or is this way too confusing to understand?

    I will try and sum it up:

    When using clips with sync issues that were put back into sync, when we then use them as a multiclip there is a new sync issue where it is back out of sync and not always out of sync the same way as the original master.

    Melissa

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