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Re: Multiclips lose sync when reconnecting
by walter biscardi on Mar 20, 2008 at 1:47:40 am

[Jasper McInerney] "Repeat, if all clips have identical timecode (i.e. time of day), then you may not see this problem. That does not mean multiclip works!"

From Herb's original post:

If your various cameras don't have identical timecode then you have to set in-points to sync with. When done properly I've never had a problem. However if done improperly it cannot be fixed later, which is a problem.

That sounds to me like it works with or without matching timecode. It also sounds like if you set up your project incorrectly, you cannot fix it later.

I'll repeat, it sure sounds like multiclip works as long as the operator understands how to set up their project correctly.

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