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1. #PLURALEYES 4 MULTIPLE CLIPS ONE AUDIO TRACK HOW TO#
2. #PLURALEYES 4 MULTIPLE CLIPS ONE AUDIO TRACK PRO#
3. #PLURALEYES 4 MULTIPLE CLIPS ONE AUDIO TRACK PROFESSIONAL#

I personally button on and off during interviews whilst letting a Zoom crash on the whole setup, putting me in the same camp as the OP. Point is lots of cameras record in chunks for lots of reasons both user and hardware-driven. Better than our FS700, which will record until the batteries or cards are depleted. They make excellent 2nd unit or B-interview cameras and offer exceptional picture quality and low light performance (at, say, a concert for example) for the money.

#PLURALEYES 4 MULTIPLE CLIPS ONE AUDIO TRACK PROFESSIONAL#

Not quite sure why you're drawing a line in the sand here, Jim? Plenty of us use DSLR's in a professional context and the fact that they're limited to recording chunks for tax or heat considerations doesn't make them any less suitable for video applications.

#PLURALEYES 4 MULTIPLE CLIPS ONE AUDIO TRACK PRO#

I am running Premiere Pro CC version 7.2.1 (4). But then when I try to select the second video clip and the full-duration audio clip and synchronize them, it breaks the sync of the first video cilpĬan Premiere Pro CC synchronize multiple sequential video clips using the audio waveform method? When I select only the first video clip and the full-duration audio clip, I can synchronize them with audio waveforms. It seems that every time I select multiple video clips, the Synchronize item in the pop-up menu is disabled.

#PLURALEYES 4 MULTIPLE CLIPS ONE AUDIO TRACK HOW TO#

But it doesn't show how to synchronize multiple sequential video+audio clips, as I got from my Canon 5D Mark III. It also shows how to synchromize multiple concurrent video+audio clips with another audio clip, for multi-camera editing. I just happened upon this video: It shows how to synchronize a single video+audio clip with another audio clip. But PluralEyes converts each stereo audio track into dual mono tracks, which I don't like. On past such projects, I have used PluralEyes 3.0 to synchronize the clips. The clips broken up by the 4GB size limit are adjacent to each other, but the clips broken up by the 30-minute limit have a stop-pause-restart gap of a few second.

The 5D Mark III can only record clips of up to 4GB in size, and clips 30 minutes in length.