PluralEyes scrutinizes the soundtrack from your video footage or camera files and matches them up flawlessly, in nothing flat. Instantaneously sync your audio and video footage even if you don't have clapboards or timecode. No more tedious syncing by hand!
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Less gear for more creativity. Hang that clapper on your office wall as an antiquated objet d'art. Shoot with a revitalized, lighter footprint.
Fixed an issue where the export menu was not working properly on Windows machines.
Fixed an issues with Canon cameras & MXF footage becoming black and/or audio becoming silent after exporting into FCP X.
Adds support for Sony Vegas 15.
Other minor bug fixes & Performance Improvements.
Includes Music Video Workflow and Edius support.
Improved the PluralEyes 4 Premiere Pro Panel's stability and performance.
Updated playhead interaction so that clicking on a clip won't reset the position of the playhead.
Fixed an issue in the .xml file created by PluralEyes that could cause an import fail in Premiere Pro if there was a symbol (such as "&") in the media file path.
Fixed a bug that could cause PluralEyes 4 to crash while importing files with a long digit sequence in the file name.
Resolved installation errors that could cause an "installation failed" message.
Updated FCPX .xml to 1.5 to fix an issue with FCPX 10.2.
PluralEyes 3.5 adds support for more media formats, speed improvements, better sync accuracy and other highly-requested enhancements.
Lots of algorithm improvements result in faster and more accurate syncs.
Contains bug fixes for some issues users reported when using PluralEyes with Premiere Pro and FCPX.
New camera & NLE support. PluralEyes now imports media from Canon XF cameras, and exports a synced timeline to Media Composer 7.
Improved workflow. Fully supports In/Out points imported from your NLE.
More audio formats. Export as Media Files option now supports MP3, M4A, MOV and WAV files.
Bug fixes. Improved performance for clip dragging and multi-clip selection. Better handling of surround sound audio files and nested sequences when exporting to Premiere Pro.
Plural Eyes has over and over again proven to be a major time saver for our multi cam productions. It's fast, reliable and downright awesome. Byebye, slate and manual syncing!
I can't vouch for other NLEs however PE3 on Sony Vegas has not worked well since it's release. The general consensus on the Sony forums is to use PE2 (5 stars) - it works very well, which has always been my experience.
FxPlug 3 is new with this release, and it allows custom plug-in interfaces and dual-GPU support. We will let you know if we learn of any incompatibility issues with plug-ins. We are requesting that you let us know if you encounter any problems with plug-in incompatiblity with the new version of FCP X 10.1 or Motion too. We can put together a nifty list if it's needed.Thanks!
Michele from Toolfarm walks users through how to use PluralEyes and gives a few workflow tips to simplify the job.