[Sean Lennon]

Yes I can I’ll send in pm. Thank you.

[Sean Lennon]

Yes, I’d love to hear about it. Thank you very much.
Yes I have a clean plate also.

[Sean Lennon]

Thanks for the response. The space picked was, s-gamut3/slog-3.
1920 X 1080 25fps. Gonna be just uploaded to Vimeo.

[Sean Lennon]

Thanks for the reply, good to know. If I’m understanding you correctly , unfortunately it still means resyncing to groups and recreating subclip’s?

[Sean Lennon]

Thanks man. So if you can sync sound to video and then create subclip’s then you can trim and lenghten clips in the timeline, so why on earth can’t you change the order of when you sync and still be able to trim or lengthen, ultimately it’s still a synced subclip either way. Makes no sense to me.

[Sean Lennon]

Thanks again, group clips? How so?

[Sean Lennon]

Ah ok, damn that’s no use to me. Surely the ability to trim is necessary on synced subclip’s unless you create final and definite in and out marks that you don’t plan on changing.

[Sean Lennon]

Thanks for the reply. No, shot on digital Panasonic camera.

[Sean Lennon]

Thanks, I’d created subclip’s before syncing external sound to video. So I wanted to get to the bottom of how timecode operates between subclip’s and audio. I get you know, the audio will sync and be truncated based on the subclip’s timecode and vice versa.

[Sean Lennon]

So as I understand you Michael, autosync see’s the subclip timecode as linked to master clip timecode and therefore will sync correctly to audio?