[Kris Koster]

I am experiencing the exact same issue. I cannot believe developers of PluralEyes didn’t think of this. Surely if the NLE can recognise other audio channels, PluralEyes – being that by the very definition of what it’s supposed to do is recognise audio, incredibly doesn’t allow for clips with multiple channels where audio may well be on channel 2+

Anyone work out the best solution for this?

[Kris Koster]

Searching around for others with problems on these devices.

My 18-month-old D2 USB 3.0 drive is failing now and I have so many assets on there that I need for existing projects.

Never trusting Lacie again, this just shouldn’t happen. So angry.

[Kris Koster]

Sure –

But what about a property that is part of an 3rd party plugin effect?

I’m doing a repetitious job, inserting keyframes onto a composition every second, but I want to just be able to add a keyframe at the current point in time. Any ideas how I find out the keyboard shortcut for a 3rd party plugin? I’ve looked online but can’t find any.

Seems a bit ridiculous to me, I can right-click and ‘add keyframe’ quite easily, but there is no keyboard shortcut to do the same thing!

[Kris Koster]

Is there any plug in that can do this? I’ve seen something perfect for what I need, but it’s FCP here:
https://store.pixelfilmstudios.com/plugin/effect-projitter

I was actually looking for same thing, but something for After Effects.

I did try manually doing it using Andreas Bremer’s advice above, but as I’m not expert enough at AE, I think he left out a step, like stencil luma, alpha add, or something or other, as I followed the steps exactly and I can’t achieve that effect.

[Kris Koster]

Thanks for your help, John. In the end, I had to rotoscope it all.