Premiere CC multicam not working and I followed Larry Jordan’s tutorial perfectly

[Nick Verzilli]

I had this problem and I was on V1. I moved it to V2 and it showed the cameras. V2 source patch was active, V1 was not. Maybe that had something to do with it? Either way, it works. Thanks for the easy fix.

[Roy Plisko]

I think the source patch and the destination patch need to match. . . or maybe it’s that your destination patch needs to be activated on the track the multi-clip is on. One way or another, messing with the patches fixed this problem for me.

[Thomas Shull]

Hi, I just had this problem as well and here’s the fi, on the timeline, make sure the tab“Insert or overwrite clips as nests or individual clips” is not selected. That will make you multicam clips come in separate. (this is why it works on some sequences and not others 🙂

[Taylor Higgins]

AND TWO YEARS LATER, THE ANSWER IS:

Toggle track targeting. Meaning, wherever your multicam sequence lies, target that track by clicking on V1, V2, etc., for multicam monitoring. This should not be confused with source track targeting.

-T

[Taylor Higgins]

Toggle the track targeting in timeline. Wherever your multicam sequence is, highlight the track(V1, V2, V3, etc.).

[Earl Co]

Another year later, and THANK YOU! I was so confused because I had it working before but it is after I moved the sequence up a layer that this multi-camera preview monitor and the cuts in the timeline stopped showing. Toggling the targeting does the job.