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Uploaded by on Mar 11, 2010

A test tutorial of how to sync sound to your locked picture by first cutting with your on camera sound.

Part 2 of 2.

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  • its a long winded way of doing this cant you just plural eyes the whole stock footage before the edits. basically prepare the sound and video in the log and capture end of the process then edit you in and out points. Seems crazy to do it in reverse......

  • @mydogisdead414 you should do whatever is most convenient to you. i have found it better to work this way because pluraleyes is really flawed and WONT sync everything. do what you feel is best. this is what i like from my own experience....

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  • This is a very, very time-intensive and tedious way of doing it. There's a better way described on the pluraleyes website in the FAQ section under "I finished my edit and now I want to sync".

  • Surely it can't be this complicated.

  • Nice video! The only question I have is when and where did you put the description in the pluraleyes sequences? Thanks!

  • thanks for posting these tutorials... they answered many of the questions i have about this software. the process still looks a little tedious for long projects, but yes, i think in the long run this is easier than having to sync everything at the beginning.

  • Nice, honest videos about Pluraleyes. I've seen other videos, but they were all simple, so it made Pluraleyes look like fully automated software. Your videos (parts 1 and 2) represent more realistic editing, especially you created your final cut first with reference sound, then inserted your usable sound one clip at a time.

    Your use of bins, precise logging info, multiple sequences, serious notes, etc., show an accurate workflow, that Pluraleyes requires effort and concentration. Thank you.

  • Thanks for sharing! It seems to be a very handful tool, but its a bad thing that they didn't made an Avid version…

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