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  • Videostream

    November 25, 2007 at 4:21 pm in reply to: Multicam edit &synchronizing

    are you talking about using TIMECODE to sync the cameras?

    if so beware, because Premiere does not record the correct timecode from multicam (time-of-day) tapes.

    After the first timecode break, Premiere will blindly continue recording , writing the WRONG timecode on all the clips, meaning you can not sync them using the timecode.

    You have to either sync the clips by eye, or use a NLE which records the CORRECT timecode from the tape, like Lightworks, or IFX Piranha, or FCP, or Vegas. In fact , almost any system apart from Premiere.

    videostream

  • Videostream

    November 25, 2007 at 4:11 pm in reply to: Timecode issues are HUGE!!

    Remember this…Premiere Pro is only version 3.
    Ray

    hmmmm

    On what revision of the Motor Car did they decide to include BRAKES? version 3?

    Timecode is as fundemental to NLE as brakes are to a car.

    I admire you for your loyalty, but it is not wise to defend the indefensible.

    Premiere HAS TO be fixed. Timecode support is broken.

    no excuses.

    I know, because i just spent 3 days repairing a multicam conform job that would have taken me 3 hours on FCP. Only because timecode ingested from time-of-day tapes in Premiere is all wrong.

    videostream

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