[Dan Eggleston]

Thanks Rick. I wish I would have asked this question years ago! Does it work if you move the event to a different track, or only along the same track?

Dan

[Dan Eggleston]

Thanks Spot and Craig. If you guys feel like it…I recently posted an audio key framing question as well. I promise to take a break from questions after that.

Dan

[Dan Eggleston]

Haven’t tried multi-cam yet, although I have a project coming after the first of the year that I plan on using multi-cam feature.

For this, I am simply using an audio and video track for one camera and another audio video track for the other camera. I have the two shot camera as video track one and the close up camera as video track two. Since the two shot camera is locked down, I am leaving it as is. With the close up camera track I am editing out sections when I want to cut to the 2 shot. The editing work flow is fine with the exception of the audio sync.

We sometimes use the flash from a still camera in the absence of a clapper (or DVCam cases!)

Dan

[Dan Eggleston]

Thanks for taking the time to reply, Jon. Yes, I most certainly can hear the audio out of sync. You can’t tell visually (looking at the video) that is off, but comparison of the wave forms in Sample Plot view, you can see as well as hear that it is off.

We are using Mojo with reference coming in from a Sony DSR-2000 DVCAM deck.

I’ve worked around it by cutting out the audio track of the microphone when that person is not speaking, but during sections where they step on each other it is noticeable…to me at least. I am favoring one track over the other to minimize the delay effect.

I’ll look into syncing timecode for both cameras next time.

Dan