James Cude
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Sure thing- glad to hear it.
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Yep it could be as simple as the monitor you’re feeding not syncing up to the signal you’re feeding it.
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Are you sure? You shouldn’t see that icon in your thumbnails if they are original media. I’d suggest copying and pasting the whole edit into a new timeline- that often clears out weird stuff.
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A Multicam clip is the same as any other clip. So for example you could edit one instance into the primary storyline, then 3 more as connected clips at the same point and change the angles as desired. Then set each individual clip to the crop/scale/position you want to make multiple angles appear simultaneously. I.e.:
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Are you using Compound Clips- those look like Compound Clips…
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Please describe the entire issue clearly- pretend like we’re not sitting in front of your computer with you.
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Huh- can you explain that a little more clearly?
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you could duplicate the multicam clip and stack the duplicates, then switch to the desired angle in each dupe and change the transform to resize it. Pretty much the same way you’d have to do it in 7.
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Yeah it might be worth demoing another type of AV interface on one of your systems just to see where the bottleneck might be.
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Depends on the system specs to a certain extent also whether you’re in high quality or in better performance mode.
