Red Giant PluralEyes 3.5

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• Supported Media Formats
• Install & Serial Help
• Copyright & Licenses

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

Overview of PluralEyes 3.5

PluralEyes 3.5 automates audio/video synchronization in seconds instead of days, giving videographers and filmmakers edit-ready footage without clappers or timecode. Its new interface and faster workflow revolutionize the post-production process for a faster setup with less gear, and greater control and confidence in the sync.

For videographers and filmmakers with audio and multi-camera recordings, PluralEyes changes the post-production workflow of films, weddings, events, music videos, commercials and documentaries. We take the tedium out of syncing your audio and video footage, accomplishing in seconds what used to take hours or days. Backed by our Red Pledge for customer happiness, PluralEyes 3.5 delivers support for all host apps and all operating systems for one price.

 

 

When to use PluralEyes

Here are examples of productions for which PluralEyes can help.

• An event, such as a wedding, conference, or news story, in which you shoot the event from multiple angles.
• A scripted movie, in which you shoot scenes from multiple angles.
• A production in which you require higher-quality audio than your camera(s) can capture. For example, if you are using a DSLR camera, in which audio recording capabilities are often inadequate, you can use a portable audio recorder to simultaneously record sound. (This is known as double-system recording or dual-system audio.)
• An event in which you find it more convenient to set up a portable audio recorder than to use a long cable between a microphone and a camera.
• A stage performance or music video shoot in which pre-recorded music is played. You can use PluralEyes to synchronize the camera and audio footage from the performance with the pre-recorded music files.

For detailed examples of typical projects, see How to Organize a Project..