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I usually work with 2 video tracks when editing.
Every time I add a clip to track two, PD17/365 automatically adds a third video track.
I don't want it to.
It's very annoying.
How do I disable this 'feature'/irritant?
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Hello, and thanks for the advice.
Yes, I did end up basically 'hand-cranking' the multi-cam edit on the main timeline editing screen, and it worked out ok.
Onr thing that I have thought to try is to use a horn beep (I'm a motovlogger) to sync the devices (now up to 3 cameras  ) BEFORE starting the engine.
Hopefully this will allow the auto sync to pick up the sound more clearly.
Just for info, the multi-cam editor in Pinnacle Studio isn't all that great, either!
Thanks again.
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I haven't needed to use the multicam edit plugin in PD17 until now, and I have found it somewhat lacking.
I shoot video on 2 action cameras and record commentary onto a seperate device.
I now want to use footage from both cameras, whereas previously I was only using footage from one and the seperate audio.
So, I thought I would try the multicam editor.
I load 2 video clips, one into Camera 1 and the other into Camera 2 - well, obviously!
I then import the audio file.
Problem is, if I try and synch on audio analysis, it scatters the clips apparently at random. I am assuming there is too much disparity between the audio levels captured by the 2 cameras and the audio recorder.
So I need to use the 'markers on clip' method.
But it is not possible to drop a marker on the imported audio track.
Also, the 2 video tracks do not show their associated audio wave forms so it is very difficult to accurately place the markers.
Anyone know if it is possible to communicate this to CyberLink?
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