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Using PluralEyes after editing sequence?

Hi guys, I've been editing a short corporate film for a client and I'm using PluralEyes for the first time. I've edited the sequence with the original audio ut now I want to replace that audio with the better recording, so I've added the better audio to my timeline (at the end of the whole sequence), I then attempted to sync it using PluralEyes but it just isn't going as smoothly as I hoped, in fact my results are quite random.


Basically, I've chopped up the audio quite a lot in the edit and I wonder if that has affected it, I probably should have synched all of the audio before I started chopping it all up.


What do you suggest I do now? (See image of my timeline attached).


Thanks!



Alex


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Posted on Feb 9, 2013 10:32 AM

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Feb 10, 2013 12:22 PM in response to alexfromwalthamstow

Sorry, Pluraleyes needs to be done BEFORE you edit. Always sync the good audio before you edit. After is only a pain...or, slightly expensive. There is a plugin for this, Sync-N-Link:


http://assistedediting.intelligentassistance.com/Sync-N-Link/


But it's $500. So, either you have a lot of manual labor here to sync the audio to the clips, and then re-cut everything. Or...you use that plugin.

Using PluralEyes after editing sequence?

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