[Joe Williams]

Sorry guys I just got home from work so Ill take these one by one, addressing questions in the responses.

1. I had no clue that FCP X had integrated audio synch. Good to know. I wonder what other useful stuff they added to all the useful stuff they cut. Thank you for the walk through link, I will look for optimization strategies for this and give it a go.

2.
a) Yes, I did. They are looking into to it but their immediate response was to have me re-install P-eyes from a new download link. This had no effect and they seem to think its a problem with my FCP. Will keep you updated.

b) I have not. I will tomorrow. Updates coming.

c) Yes.

3.
a) A Cam is an AF100 on a XCS steadicam with two lav mics, one on the lapel and one planted near the actor. Mono mixdown but only using this for high and mid pop since… B cam Canon 5dmk2 static running a ME66 shotgun through a beachtek xlr adaptor.

b) I will search through the forums for using P-eyes standalone (have never done it that way) but I would greatly appreciate a link to whatever information you had in mind.

c)No. 29.97fps

d) I have the 5d footage as the primary since it is easier to edit this way, with the static shot as my base. Would it make a difference to pop the audio off and run it as the primary storyline for synching purposes?

4.
a) will try.

b) nope. It was from a script but she was not particularly good at hitting her lines.

5.
a) Like I said, I bought FCP X 2 days and didnt even fathom that this was a feature and therefor was zeroed in on forum searches for FCPX/P-eyes problems, not FCPX synch issues. Sorry for any time wasted.

b) I am still interested if anyone else has experienced this issue but I guess Red Giant support will have to help me out there.

Thank you to all responders, you guys are such a big help.

-Joe

5.
a)

[Joe Williams]

Thanks to both you guys. They are both nice solutions. I tend to work fast and a little haphazardly so I’m both of these will be of use now and in the future. youre the bosses.