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Thanks for that, I thought I was losing my marbles!! I'll try some fo the free editors you've mentioned here.
DrummerBoy
If you are using Powerdirector 16, it has the worst multi-cam function of any NLE on the market. Like you, I do most of my raw footage in 3 and 4 cam shoots. Trying to get PD-16 Multi-cam's feature to function (sync) properly is an exercise in futility. Combined with the fact that PD has no "audio follows video" function when changing/switching camera's, it can make for a very long and frustrating day. Don't get me wrong, PD is a GREAT product. For me however, that one single issue keeps me having to go back to a copy of Adobe Premiere CS-6 to do my multi-cam edits, produce it there and export it as an MP4. From that exported edit, I then bring it back into PD. Yea there is a little degradation but it works. If you don't want to purchase an Adobe CC license, you may take a look at any number of the other free alternatives (Lightworks, DaVinci Resolve, Blender, etc.). They should be able to handle the syncing for you. You can then bring it back into PD as an MP4. Hopes this helps.
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I have a 3 camera shot of my band live.
It was shot with GoPro Hero 4s and I've reduced the resolution to 720p, to better speed up processing.
I am using the audio from one of the video tracks and have the 3 videos sync'd up in MultiCam designer.
However, everytime I run the designer, to do the camera selections, audio takes 12-15 seconds to come in, every time.
I am running this on a Dell XPS15, i7, 16GB RAm and SSD.
Anyone come across this, and does anyone have any ideas of what I can try?
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