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Is there a way to make multi/group clips of this?
4 cameras, one sound, matching timecode.
Normally it´s easy to edit using Group/multigroup…
BUT in this Project the cameras are not rolling all the time – so there is empty spaces, which makes it impossible to group clips – or is it??
(This is only a part of the material, they filmed using this method for four Days.)
Is there a way to make a groupclip, or some other way to work smooth with this material?? I want to see all the cameras at the same time to edit faster…Help!!!
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It’s possible, you just need to lay out a sync map and use Super Grouper to do this. I have all sorts of clips like this on reality shows, but the AE’s do it, so I don’t know how it’s done. SOmeone here will. Just wanted to say it’s possible
Shane
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Shane mentioned super grouper – here are some links to check out.
Super Grouper: https://www.avidsupergrouper.com/
Sync Map tutorial for multigroups:
https://viewfromthecuttingroomfloor.wordpress.com/2008/04/17/multigroups/—————-
Michael Hancock
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Thanks!!
Super grouper is for mac only – I´m on a pc.
So I better start working, HOURS of tedious manual work for me to do.
Avid absolutly have things to develop here!!!!!!!!!!!
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Once you have a timeline sync map set up, you can always use GroupItForMe:
Michael
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