Addressed connectivity issues with the PluralEyes panel for Adobe Premiere Pro.WATCH NOW: Introducing the new PluralEyes 4.1 Music Video Workflow Users now have the option to turn off drift-correction when the audio drift in a project would be considered minimal, ideal for larger projects when this feature could cause a longer sync time. The ability to turn off drift-correction.Cleaning up a synced project now takes almost no time at all, with the ability to select multiple clips and delete them all at once before exporting the project to an NLE. New to version 4.1 is spanning support for GoPro cameras. PluralEyes detects and consolidates spanned clips into one. To support longer recording times, some cameras record on multiple files or even multiple camera cards. Now, this tricky sync is no longer a challenge PluralEyes 4.1 automatically consolidates all takes onto their own track, muting all background audio but the master track. Music videos are often shot with the track playing in the background, over multiple takes and in multiple locations. Start a project in PluralEyes 4.1 and export the synced project as an FCP 7 XML file into EDIUS Pro 7.5 and 8. The sale includes full licenses, upgrades and academic store purchases (which are already 50% off), and will run today from 10:00 AM PDT until tomorrow, Jat 10:00 AM PDT. Premiere may reimport certain things like titles but your media files will not be duplicated.To celebrate this release, Red Giant is offering 25% off PluralEyes 4.1 in the store for 24 hours only. Drag the video from the Source Monitor into your project / bin to import it into the project.Navigate to your imported sequence and double-click it to load it in the Source Monitor in the top left.Select it and after Dynamic Link has loaded, the contents of the temporary project will appear in the Media Browser. Click the Media Browser tab at the bottom left and browse to the location of the temporary project on your hard drive.

Import the XML file into the temporary project and save it.Because Premiere can only open one project at once, your current project will close. Create a new, temporary Premiere project.Premiere Pro stores metadata that helps it determine which files exist in a project, however when roundtripping via XML through a non-Adobe app this metadata can get lost, resulting in Premiere duplicating all of the existing media in the project upon import. How to import sequences into Premiere Pro from XML without duplicating media

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