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vegas pro 13 how to restore deleted audio to video event
Hi folks,
I’m wondering if there is a (simple) way to restore deleted audio to an event on the timeline. I’m doing a multicam edit so finding the exact audio off of one of many long takes is going to be a pain to say the least. Preferably solution would be something I can do with vegas “out of the box”, but I’m open to other solutions too.
Ideas?…
Thanks!
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7 Replies
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Is this “wild” audio you deleted, or was it an audio track from the camera taken along with the video?
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It was audio taken with the camera (GH4). I have seperate H6 audio that I need to sync the video to.
The latter step will be easy, recovering the camera clip/event audio is the challenge — I’m surprised this feature was not comonplace with SVP?
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Do you have the video that matches up to the “deleted” audio? If so, why can’t you locate the spot by the video?
Can you open the video that corresponds to the “deleted” audio in the trimmer?
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Looking at a few old forums there appears to be a script called “RecreateAudioEvents.js”.
Does anyone know where I might get a copy and if it works in SVP 13?
Thanks!
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Hi Paul, thx for the suggestion.
While I could do this, I started this project as a four camera multicam shoot. It’s a half hr long and I have three tracks of separate “master” (H6 recorded) audio. As the project has evolved this combination has resulted in a highly “sliced and diced” timeline (both video and master audio tracks).
Unfortunately the video became ungrouped (I believe that’s what SVP does when you move in and out of the multi cam edit mode/feature) and eventually desynced from the master audio tracks as the edit progressed. The easiest fix now seems to be to bring back the corresponding camera/video event audio and run pluraleyes. I’m hoping to find an easy way to do this…
I’m quite amazed that this feature does not exist within SVP as a standard feature; perhaps something Magix might consider in the future version of Vegas?…
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Thanks to Grazie, I have found the solution to my problem!… . See this Cow thread for explanation… https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/1017125
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