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  • Did you ever find a good workflow for this situation? Right now I’m trying to find a way to get Prelude and Pluraleyes 3 to play together. I haven’t found a satisfactory technique yet.

    The best I’ve managed is to log the footage using Prelude to add subclip markers and then pull the result into Premiere and put the master video files into a sequence along with the audio I want to sync and use the Pluraleye Connector to sync everything up (Pluraleyes fails if I pull the subclips into a sequence and try to sync those.)

    The end result is sync’ed audio and video clips where I can SEE the subclip marker boundaries in the timeline but Premiere doesn’t seem to recognize them — I have to go in and use the razor blade to cut at the boundaries so I can have clips to work with. If I try to use one of the subclips I created with Prelude, it doesn’t have the Pluraleyes audio bound to it.

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