Red Giant PluralEyes 3.5

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Overview

• What is PluralEyes 3.5?
• How PluralEyes Works
• What's New

Using PluralEyes

• The Main Interface
• The Menu Items
• Glossary of Terms

Working in Projects

• Using a PluralEyes Project
• How to Organize a Project
• Working with Media Bins
• Working with Media Clips

Importing the Clips

• Prepare Files for the Sync
• Import Media
• Import Project from NLE
• Work with Spanned Clips
• Temporary Files
• Fixing Import Errors

Syncing the Clips

• Sync the Media Files
• "Do It For Me" Workflow
• The Sync Menu

Fine Tuning the Sync

• Adjust the Sync Results
• Check by Playing Tracks
• Touch Up the Sync
• Troubleshoot the Sync

Exporting the Sync

• Overview of Exporting
• Export as Media Files
• Export to Final Cut Pro
• Export to Final Cut Pro X
• Export to Premiere Pro
• Export via Connector
• Export to Media Composer
• Export to Vegas Pro

Working with Premiere Pro via PluralEyes Connector

PluralEyes Connector can make your workflow even more efficient. Connector is an extension for Premiere Pro that lets Adobe Premiere Pro communicate directly with PluralEyes 3.5.

Connector makes the integration between PluralEyes and Premiere Pro fast and seamless.

 

Installing Connector

Install Connector as described here.

 

Using Connector

Here is how Connector works:

1. In Premiere Pro, create a sequence containing the clips you want to sync. Make sure to put the clips from each camera or audio recorder on a separate track.
   
   
2. Click Window > Extensions> PluralEyes 3.5. Note: if you have Connector for PluralEyes 3 installed, you will also see that in the Extensions list.
   
   
   
   
   
3. Connector will automatically open and ask you to save your project.
   
   
   
   
4. The project and sequence will open automatically in PluralEyes 3.5.
   
   
5. In PluralEyes, click the Synchronize button to create your sync.
   
   
6. Once the sync is created, when you exit PluralEyes, the synced sequence will automatically be added to the Premiere Pro project that you left active.
   

 

Things to know

Depending upon the length of your sync, these steps explained above often take only a few minutes. However, Connector requires a certain setup between those applications, and there are a few points to know about.

• Connector works great with “standard” PluralEyes projects, but sometimes not with more complex projects.
• Connector can be slow when dealing with certain file types.

NOTE: If you run into problems using Connector, we suggest that instead you try the Export XML workflow listed in Using the Premiere Pro tab.