I'm editing a two camera shoot in Multi Camera Designer. I have selected the audio source as Cam 2 as it has the longer of the two tracks with audio. The video clips are on track 1 and track 2 and at some points during the recording process, both cameras were recording. At other times, only one camera was recording.
After running Multi Cam Designer's Audio Analysis, all of the clips lined up as to when the respective camera was recording. However, the situation I have is track 1 might have say 2 minutes of recorded video and then the operator may have paused the recording. Ditto that for Camera 2 at a different time. They are occasions when they do overlap/have synced up which gives me the ability to switch from cam 1 to cam 2 in a normal multi cam operation.
However, here's the problem. When cam 2 drops out, I switch to cam 1 when it becomes available. But there is now no way either automatically or manually to access the audio on cam 1 as I have selected cam 2 to be the "Audio Source". I work with Premiere Pro CS6 and its multi cam editor has a setting for "Audio Follows Video" for just the type of scenarios I have described. Does PowerDirector 15 have a setting that will allow the audio to follow the video?
I have attached a screenshot to illustrate my delima
Thanks,
TeeMan1
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