I tried doing the pause thing and then switching camera's for the audio capture and the issue here is it automatically removes al the audio on the track from the previous camera i was using for audio. Is their a way to keep all audio when I pause recording to switch audio supply of the camera? Windows 7 64 bit, 16 mbs of memory, solid state raid hard drives, latest version of power director 16

Quote: I tried doing the pause thing and then switching camera's for the audio capture and the issue here is it automatically removes al the audio on the track from the previous camera i was using for audio. Is their a way to keep all audio when I pause recording to switch audio supply of the camera?

If you have the synced audio from each camera on a separate Track, you can enable or disable the audio Track. By editing (cutting some parts) you can interleave the audio from any camera.

Just a matter of learning what you can do with Powerdirector's Editing ability.

What I just suggested, means getting out of the Multicam Designer and using the multiple tracks in Powerdirector. Carl312: Windows 10 64-bit 8 GB RAM,AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz,ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB,240GB SSD,two 1TB HDs.

Thank you for the response. Will give it a go. Appreciate it. Windows 7 64 bit, 16 mbs of memory, solid state raid hard drives, latest version of power director 16

I use the following technique to get different audio synched to the same clips with MCD:
First, here's my setup
I record video from three cameras and cockpit voice on a separate audio recorder. For my end result, I want the cockpit voice recording that goes with the video clip AND, I also want the ambient sound that the camera recorded.
Here's my solution:
I load my video and audio clips into MCD and do my selections (recordings) then click OK to return the results into PD's timeline in the usual fashion. When I'm happy with my recordings, I copy ONE of the recordings and paste it on another track. This makes a copy of that MCD session. Now if I select MCD for that copied recording, MCD recreates all of the recordings from the original MCD session. While I'm in MCD for the copied session, I select the audio from the camera I want, rather than the imported audio. Then I disable the video channel of the copy MCD and just leave the audio. Channel. Then I can adjust the volume of that channel to blend with the cockpit audio. Scott Hendry
www.scotthendry.com
YouTube username TheCscottHendry

Thank you Scott for the help. Will give it a try and post results. Windows 7 64 bit, 16 mbs of memory, solid state raid hard drives, latest version of power director 16