Subquestion: how do you manage audio roles ? When you import the project inside FCPX without Replaced audio, how do you work with the synced timeline ? Do you create a compound clip out of it ? But then you can't enable and disable audio tracks, can you ? When that happens I use it as a search tool to find the audio for a given video clip, then sync those files in FCPX. In the worst case scenario where audio recorder date/time was not set properly and folder management did not group audio with corresponding video, PE is so fast it can search across hundreds or even thousands of files looking for a sync match based solely on waveform. The sync algorithms are definitely better than FCPX. However we still use PE occasionally for special situations.

Those are a much better, faster, more reliable workflow. In general my doc team doesn't use PluralEyes much since we started using Tentacle devices for sync. However - I never use the option to replace audio, I always want all the audio sent to FCPX and I manipulate it myself. I think the S1 does 10-bit 4:2:2 ProRes to the Ninja V and the Alpha cameras 8-bit 4:2:2. Camera media is UHD 4k H264 29.97 or 23.98 fps 8-bit 4:2:0 from Sony Alpha, Panasonic DVX-200, GH5 and S1 and also ProRes 422 from the same cameras captured via Atomos Ninja V. We always import with 'leave files in place'. wav file from a Zoom F8 or Sound Devices MixPre-6.

I haven't tried it on FCPX 10.4.7 but I used it on many prior versions. I have done this many times without problem from PluralEyes 3.5 up to the current version which is 4.1.8. So on to my main question has anyone managed to get an XML from Pluraleyes to FCPX and have all the synced audio brought in? If you have what version of FCP X did you use? and what was the version of Pluraleyes?. So on to my main question has anyone managed to get an XML from Pluraleyes to FCPX and have all the synced audio brought in? If you have what version of FCP X did you use? and what was the version of Pluraleyes? So I opened that XML in TextEdit and Pluraleyes is saving out a version 1.2 FCP X XML. And listed the FCP X XML versions that Resolve supported which were from 1.3 to 1.8. I then tried the FCP X XML from Pluaraleyes in Resolve and that gave an error. It had all the 2nd source audio in the correct place, but it hadn't made sync clips. I then saved an FCPX XML from Resolve, brought that into FCP X. So we have no audio in the event.ДЄs an experiment, I saved out a Premiere XML from Pluraleyes and brought that into Resolve 16.1, the audio linked and was in sync. The audio lanes for the synced audio are there but they are empty. When I import this to FCP X with either clips left in place or importing the media. I export an FCPX XML from Pluraleyes with the option to create an event with replaced audio. wav on a Zoom F8 audio recorder on 2 independent tracks.Д®verything works well inside Pluraleyes, the sync works. We are trying to sync up Video with scratch sound recorded on an Atomos Shogun 7 in proRes 422 1080 25p. But I thought I'd check here to see if anyone here was using Pluraleyes? I have a support ticket with Red Giant for this issue.

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