[Jeremy Garchow]

[Brian Thomas] ” Oh well, I can always make a feature request…
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Yes, currently there isn’t a command to exclusively “Add keyframe to all transform points at playhead”.

Another way to do this is to press shift-t to enter the transform mode (or right click the Viewer and choose “Transform” from the drop down) and then hit the add keyframe button in the Viewer HUD. Then move down the timeline and make your adjustment in the transform window (or inspector).

Select the arrow tool to get out of Transform mode (or click “Done”, or right click in the viewer and choose “None”).

[Jeremy Garchow]

Thanks for posting the fix.

Did you go one Event at a time and hoped that it opened or how did you know what Event was corrupt?

[Jeremy Garchow]

Have you tried opening a backup?

File > Open Library > From Backup the click “Other” in the resulting dialog box and find the latest backup to your library.

[Jeremy Garchow]

You have to open the video animation area (control-v) and select the parameter you’d like to add a keyframe to.

It’s pretty easy.

Although, it’s also easy to simply add one keyframe, then move down the timeline, and make an adjustment with the transform tool, which automatically adds another keyframe to the parameters you adjusted.

Make sense?

[Jeremy Garchow]

Option-k will: “Add a keyframe to the selected effect in the Video Animation or Audio Animation Editor:

[Jeremy Garchow]

The zoom files don’t have tc? Yikes.

Then yes, you’d have to it by clapper. RCX has a method for this too by setting audio and video slates.

[Jeremy Garchow]

I don’t know exactly what is going on, but it seems something is wrong with the audio files.

What I would do is skip those, and move to the zoom files, get them synced up and start the edit.

There is a “Reconnect” function in RCX, does that work with the audio files if you right click them?

Jeremy

[Jeremy Garchow]

But the audio doesn’t play in RCX?

[Jeremy Garchow]

You’d have to make the “main video” clip a compound clip, and add the effect/transition to the inside of the compound clip.

[Jeremy Garchow]

Indeed it does seem weird, especially if red cine x is having trouble. At least sync-n-link would allow you to sync the audio and start working. Are you sure there was camera audio at all?

RCX also has a sync function but it’s not as convenient as sync-n-link as you have more metadata options with sync-n-link.