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Synching new multiclip angles
I have 5 angle multiclip of approximately 4:30 length. I have already edited this 5 angle version. I now want to add a 6th angle. The incoming angle wants to cue to the the end of its length–meaning that I would have to scroll back 4:30 to get it in synch with everything else. Is there any way to enter a timecode number in the overlay window. It would take me at least twenty minutes to scroll the 4:30 and I’d probably get carpel tunnel (sp?)
Thanks,
jay
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4 Replies
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How did you sync up the original multiclip? When you add an extra angle, FCP uses the same method to determine the sync relationship. So if you used a common in point to sync angles 1-5 then you should mark a corresponding in point on your 6th angle before adding it to the existing multiclip.
Martin
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I used an “in” point on the original clips. I set an in point on the new angle but it still uses the end point.
Jay
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When creating a multiclip you can tell FCP to sync to the in or out point. You might want to check to see if that setting is correct.
Dean Sensui — http://www.HawaiiGoesFishing.com
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Dave,
I am trynig to ADD an angle to an existing multiclip which had in point selected as the sync point. I put an in point on the incoming angle. It nonetheless cues to the end of the clip.
Aloha,
jay
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