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January 1st, 2011, 10:04 AM
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syncing L/R videos??
OK, I've brought in L and R files from dual cameras... I was hoping I could shift the "temporal alignment" after I've muxed them, but it looks like not. So, it's really not easy (from what I can see) to align non-clapboarded clips... I would think there would be a way to "onion skin" or anaglyph a non muxed pair to view both at the same time to get a quicker and more accurate alignment, instead of the difficult method of going back and forth between views (as shown on Andy Bellamy's tutorial vid) to lock in... ??
(even the free Stereo Movie Maker has this "pre-mux" option to see overlays before locking in) thanks (oh, Happy News Year!) |
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January 1st, 2011, 10:57 AM
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There are good reasons to align before muxing. While I would love to have a metadata field to slip the sync, that breaks NLE compatibility.
To preview onion onion skin is a good idea and on the wish list.
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January 1st, 2011, 11:32 AM
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OK, I'm good with pre-aligning, but it doesn't seem to be very easy to do as is. Glad that you're looking into onion skin pre-align (anaglyph would be even better, or at least an option)
I have to say the support is phenomenal :) thanks |
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