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How to convert a normal sequence into a multi-camera sequence in the project panel?

Community Expert ,
Jun 16, 2023 Jun 16, 2023

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Years ago, we had the option to do that by right click on a sequence > convert to multi-camera sequence (or something similar, I can't remember exactly). So, how to do it in the current version?

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I can't really figure when Pr exactly interprets the sequence as a multi-cam seq, all my sequences were created using PluralEyes plugin, not the regular "Create multi-camera source sequence" command.

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Jun 26, 2023 Jun 26, 2023

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@Kevin-Monahan , any thoughts?

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Jun 26, 2023 Jun 26, 2023

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Ok, I found the exact steps to switch a normal sequence into a multi-cam sequence in the project panel:

  • Add the sequence into another one
  • In that new sequence's timeline, enable Multi-camera option for the added seq (right click > Multi-Camera > Enable)
  • Go inside the Multi-Cam sequence (ctrl+shift+F)
  • At this exact point, the sequence will be switched into Multi-cam sequence in the project panel

Not as intuitive as the old way (in project panel: right click on a sequence > convert to muli-camera).

Why I needed that in the first place?

Well, in a Production Project, Premiere Pro treats differently normal and multi-cam sequences...

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