[Jon Meeker]

I’m sorry if I did not explain myself fully.

The problem is NOT audio sync. I still have yet to start that process. I am still stringing everything out by time of day. The problem is when i double click a clip, and use the starting timecode to overwrite it into the timeline at the correct time, at some point the clips are moved away from where I put them, like if I were to use a timecode somewhere in the middle of the clip, instead of the starting timecode, when overwriting to the timeline. It seems to happen when I move onto the second camera but I haven’t been able to verify that yet.

I use keyboard shortcuts, and have them layed out in a fashion that I should not be moving ANYTHING during this process. I dont select any tools, I just double click to pull media to the source, and repeat.

I really cannot imagine why this is happening. The two editors I work for didn’t seem to know either, as neither one had seen the issue before. Its not as crucial because I do still have to sync by ear, however this seems to defeat the purpose of using time of day if I have to go back and fix it every time.

Thanks again for the help. I’m more than willing to admit I’m doing something wrong but I really can’t figure out what.

[Jon Meeker]

For sure. I have, actually. I appreciate the link though. Yeah, it would seem simple right up until you can’t flatten the sequence or tell PP cameras the clips came from.

Thanks!