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Hi All,
I have a 5 angle project and some of the angles spread across different clips. Another words the main angle has a part 1 and part 2. Multicam is not ordering them correctly. Its treating parts 1 and 2 as separate angles. At least thats what I think is happening. In the past when I added in and out points in this situation I couldn't see all the footage in the timeline. It was hard to keep straight.
Thanks,
Al
iMac 27", macOS 10.13
Do you do that in the file name in Browser or by adding a number in the camera name box in the Inspector?
Should I not change the names of the files before creating the muticam? I changed things to wide, distant, etc.
Thanks TOM,
Al
You add the camera angle number in the inspector before you create the multicam clip.
Make sure you’ve assigned angles numbers to each camera so the application knows which lanes to line things up in. Should see a screenshot of the multicam angle editor.
Thanks TOM.
That did it.
Al
Multicam: Angles continue in different clips
