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after MULTICLIP editing loosing the original name of DAT in the omf
hi
i have edited a feature that was shot with two cameras, with the multiclip option. i have used the DAT sound as a third multiclip option, saving time at the sync process.
the problem appears when I export an OMF for audio post and the dat sound appears to have the name of the video instead of having it -
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What’s the multiclip option? Do you mean multicam? After you did the edit. did you collapse the sequence clips?
All the best,
Tom
Author: “Final Cut Pro 5 Editing Essentials” and “Final Cut Express 2 Editing Workshop” Class on Demand “Complete Training for FCP5” DVD
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yes i did, but it seems to still keep the name of video. it is something to do with just the mane because it manages the files properly. what i mean is that the program doesnt mix the files at all. it is just that the name of the dat file in the sequence appears to be different.
enara -
Just a thought.
Does the name have any “slashes” in it?
(Like “Audio 1/26/06” instead of “Audio 1-26-06).
Sometimes that will cause problems in file names.
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Tom,
I believe you’re mistaken in correcting the original poster, regarding the terminology of “multicam” and “multiclip.” The correct terminology in FCP 5 is “multiclip.”
Just trying to prevent continued confusion over this terminology. 😉
-Dave
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