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Adobe Premiere Pro with PluralEyes and how to make new clips
Ok, I’m working on a narrative short and thought I’d try PluralEyes with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 to see if I want to work with it in the future, but already I have a few questions.
1. When I import the newly synchronized xml file back into Adobe Premiere it creates copies of all my bins associated with the sequence, which is messy, is there a quick way to reconnect the new sequence to all the bins already in my project window, and get rid of the PluralEyes copies? there are tons of clips so I don’t want to do it one by one if I don’t have to.
2. The new synchronized sequence seems to be all I’m left with, not synchronized clips. I was hoping to make bins and throw all the synchronized clips into them and title them by take, but I don’t see a way to do this. Am I missing something?
Any answers and ideas on where to look for info on fast workflow using PluralEyes with Adobe Premiere would be great.
Thanks,
Emily -
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It’s not what you specifically asked, but the new premiere has
the audio sync built in. It’s fast and so far for me 100% reliable. -
Oh, I’m not familiar with the audio sync, in the past I’ve done more tcp.
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