[Victoria Guzik]

Thanks for your reply and trying to help. Since I have never done this before, I am having a hard time following. Could use some visuals. My understanding of this edit is that each time a cut is made from one camera to the other the audio from that camera is used. So each time I cut the other audio is lost. I need both of the audios to stay synched since there are times that the soundboard does not give me audio and it doesn’t give me audience reaction I also turn the second camera’s audio down and only have the first camera at full gain. The program Multi-Cam that I had for my previous Premiere worked great for what I needed. Sometimes upgrades give us challenges. Thank you.

[Victoria Guzik]

Hi,
Thanks for your reply. My question for a patch was with regard to Multicam editor. That’s who gave me a patch for 1.5. I was hoping that maybe they upgraded and had a patch when 2.0 became available. Since I didn’t need it until now when I had to upgrade to 2.0, I had never checked. Looks like United Media, Inc. no longer has a website for this program. Adobe 2.0 has the multicam capability, but in reading over the directions it’s much more involved than Multicam was. You just imported the project, edited and saved it as a Premiere project. That simple.

[Victoria Guzik]

Thanks for all your suggestions. It actually was because I was plugged in to the same power strip with the dimmer. Plugged into a different outlet last night and it worked fine.