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@Antoine Autokroma Yes it's great and intuitive to have them as one clip, that is a good feature. What we don't need is the extra duplicate imports for every subclip on top. The one clip that contains all parts is all we need.
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Found this by trying to google if there is a workflow to avoid this. I could have sworn I must be doing smth wrong. This is definitely an annoying issue.
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Hi all,
The I-frame first idea is implemented in multiple codecs, including anything that is LongGOP in an MXF wrapper, XDCAM in a MOV wrapper, and it's being added for the work that will be released soon that will hardware accelerate AVC Intra on Apple silicon in MXF.
Regards,
Fergus
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I often have to mix and match footage from multiple cameras that support regular timecode input with cameras that only have audio timecode to sync for multicam. Premiere doesn't offer this option.
Synching by audio timecode never seems to work properly to begin with. But even if it did there's no option to combine multicam clips where some cams have normal free run TC in the metadata and others audio TC.
DaVinci Resolve let's me convert audio time code to metadata TC in the media pool through one click in the context menu. However I've so far found no way to transfer this data back to Premiere so I'm forced to edit in DaVinci with projects like that.
I generally prefer Premiere's multicam workflow (separate clips instead of one giant timeline) so it would be a great addition if you can make it usable for this kind of use case.
It comes up all the time because there would be a small mirrorless as a crash cam or on a gimbal and those simply don't have the i/o for TC, so we have to make it work somehow.