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Jackson32575133o4f6
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January 31, 2024
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Multi-Cam Source Sequence & disabling insert and overwrite sequences as nests or individual clips

  • January 31, 2024
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Hello all,

 

After creating a new sequence, I have no problem disabling "insert and overwrite sequences as nests or individual clips"; however, after creating a multicam sequence to sync audio, I am unable to unnest the multicam sequence. It only allows me to select V1 and A1 for source patching regardless of disabling or enabling "insert and overwrite sequences as nests or individual clips". 

 

I know I can manually go into the multicam sequence and copy paste the contents into the timeline, but I really enjoyed the convenience of being able to drag and drop the multicam sequence into it's multiple video parts. 

 

 

 

    Correct answer Mo Alani

    In your bins, edit the metadata display to show "Camera Label." In this column, add "1" for all Cam A clips, "2" for Cam B, etc. you can do it in batches with the Metadata Panel. Just select all the clips and then enter the value there, instead of in the Project Panel. You may need to add that metadata variable if it's not automatically available (same way you would add metadata columns to the Project Panel.)Then in the "Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence" dialog, check "Create single multicam source sequence," with Track Assignments set to Camera Label.

    Note that this setting is annoyingly not preserved in the dialog the next time you go to sync footage, so be sure to check that it's enabled each time you make a new sync sequence. 

    Best, 

    Mo

     

    Thanks to solution from bodypertain and TheLargadeer from Reddit, I hope it will help you out. 

    2 replies

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    AlexBalcombe
    Inspiring
    April 1, 2024

    I'm also experiencing this since updating to newer versions. It's really annoying and needs fixing asap.

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    Robert3570834242sv
    Participant
    July 25, 2024

    To fix this, create your multi-cam sequence as you would normally, then select your multi-cam clips that are generated to create a new sequence. Then, delete everything/all of the nested multi-cams out of your new timeline. Then, click on the sequence panel options (3 small horizontal lines), and click "Multi-Camera Follows Nest Setting". Then, be sure your insert/overwrite is set to individual clips, and drag all of your multi-cams back into the timeline. They should all now be un-nested, like how Premiere used to be.

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      Yeaton Studios
      Participant
      March 21, 2025

      This is the actual correct answer! Not the one tagged above - thanks Robert!

        Mo Alani
        Community Expert
        Mo AlaniCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
        Community Expert
        January 31, 2024

        In your bins, edit the metadata display to show "Camera Label." In this column, add "1" for all Cam A clips, "2" for Cam B, etc. you can do it in batches with the Metadata Panel. Just select all the clips and then enter the value there, instead of in the Project Panel. You may need to add that metadata variable if it's not automatically available (same way you would add metadata columns to the Project Panel.)Then in the "Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence" dialog, check "Create single multicam source sequence," with Track Assignments set to Camera Label.

        Note that this setting is annoyingly not preserved in the dialog the next time you go to sync footage, so be sure to check that it's enabled each time you make a new sync sequence. 

        Best, 

        Mo

         

        Thanks to solution from bodypertain and TheLargadeer from Reddit, I hope it will help you out. 

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