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Multiclips - audio not obeying my IN POINT when creating multiclip
by Tom David on Oct 24, 2008 at 1:24:24 am

Hello,

When I create mulitclips (2x camera & 1x audio mix) syncing with IN POINTS, the audio track will slip forward out of sync when I cut to it and completely seems to ignore the IN POINT I gave it.

Oddly, the audio track in the multiclip is 'longer' than it should be - should be same length as the video tracks when dropped on the timeline - I also know this is odd because when I drop the original raw audio clip (with same IN POINTS) under the multiclip to compare lengths, it lines up perfectly with the video tracks length wise.

The audio is 24bit 8 channel WAV with timecode embedded. Do I need to change sequence settings or anything to stop this happening?? (So far I have set audio in sequence settings to 24bit... Anything else I can do?)

I am running Final Cut 6.0.4

To get around this, I am mulitclipping just the two cameras and adding the audio track separately - however I was hoping to keep both audio and two video tracks self contained in mulitclip clips for work flow reasons.

Does anyone have any advice please?
Cheers,
Tom

Cheers,
Tom

Camera Operator - Editor - Motion Graphics
(http://www.tomdavid.com.au)


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