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I am using Premiere Pro CS6 on a Macpro.
I have footage that was shot on an Epic with double system sound and timecode. I believe I should just be able to drop the audio and files on the timeline and, with some command, it should all sync up.
However I can't figure out how to do this. When the cursor moves over the files on the timeline the proper timecode is displayed in the timecode window so I know that the timecode is present on the clips.
So what exactly do I have to do to have the files automatically sync?
Thanks.
Bob
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OK, so I finally found the Adobe web page with information on syncing and merging clips.
However this does not move the clips to their relative position on the timeline. How do I make this happen. That is, when i drop more clips on the time line they will automatically move to their correct time position?
Bob
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Yesterday a friend of mine explained that sound files, when dropped on a timeline, would automatically migrate to their proper place on that timeline if there was already an EDL present.
This makes sense to me and is probably what I witnessed without knowing exactly what was happening.
So I guess..."Never mind," as per Gilda Radner.
Bob
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