CS4 audio sync and link help
by Brent Peterson
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Jul 17, 2009 at 6:47:44 am
1) I am editing a huge project shot with the RED camera and need to sync audio recorded externally as wave files to each clip. I can easily sync the audio to the raw clips in a sequence and then link them together, but I would love to put those freshly synced clips back into bins for organization and editing.
When I drag the linked audio and video back into a bin and then try to edit with it, I only find I have the original clip. The audio didn't stay with it. Is there a way to do this. AVID and FCP can do this function... can Premiere Pro?
2) Also, does anyone know when externally recorded audio timecode will become supported -or- if there is a workaround? I am syncing all my audio visually using the clapper (slower), but would really like to sync with timecode (faster). Premiere shows all my imported wave files timecode starting at 00:00:00:00, when they should match the camera clips timecode. The audio's embedded timecode is obviously being ignored. Could it be an import setting?
Re: CS4 audio sync and link help by Daniel Beahm on Jul 19, 2009 at 12:23:34 am
Searching for answers to the same problem.
I have been a devoted user of Adobe Premiere for a long, long time, but this issue has put me on the verge of making the move to Final Cut. If I can't find a solution in the next day or so, I will likely start using Final Cut.
This is such a major, major shortcoming that Adobe REALLY needs to address.
How do they expect to be taken seriously as a professional video editing tool, if the only way to sync thousands and thousands of audio and video clips (if you're editing a feature), is to sync everything manually, VISUALLY even (and then either export each linked clip or have to save it -and rename it- as a nested clip)?!
Re: CS4 audio sync and link help by Peter Malakey on Sep 15, 2009 at 2:42:42 pm
I'm glad to finally find some editors who share my big frustration with Premiere Pro. It's not a heavy feature to implement, I don't understand why Adobe doesn't want to hear about it, I've been wasting my time synchronising elements in the timeline and using sequences as clips.
I asked several times Adobe for this feature since Premiere Pro 1.0 ...