Not seeing multi cams on Program Monitor, only Source Monitor

[Sammy5FA2]

I'm not sure why, but the multicam icon on the Program Monitor is not showing the other cameras, but I am able to see them in the source monitor.  My V1 track is selected/highlighted blue, and I've toggled the video tracks up and down, but still do not see the other cameras available in the Program Monitor no matter what I do.  Can anyone help me with this? Thanks!

[LinSims]

Please let us know which program you are having problems with. Someone will be along to move this post to the appropriate product forum, where you are more likely to get an answer to your question.

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[Peru Bob]

I've moved this from the Using the Community forum (which is the forum for issues using the forums) to the Premiere Pro forum so that proper help can be offered.

[Sammy5FA2]

I'm using Premiere Pro, thanks!

[R Neil Haugen]

Do you have the Program monitor set in its control menu to show multicam? If not, you won't see the multicam view there.

Go to either the Wrench icon and select MultiCam, or right-click in the Program monitor and select display mode/multicam.

Neil

[Sammy5FA2]

It looks like it is set for multicam unless I'm missing something.    You can see my multicam icon is toggled on and is highlighted blue as well.

[MyerPj · Accepted solution]

Try unchecking Multi-Camera Selection Top Down, then toggle the multicam button on the monitor off then on. Anything?

[Sammy5FA2]

Yes that was it!  Thank you!

[ElizaJouin]

I am having this exact same issue on the exact same settings as OP, but when I follow your tip, nothing changes. Any other advice?

[dasura]

Same problem here... "correct answer" wont do it for me. Frustrating... Im on a deadline here.

[JASG787]

THIS!!!!!!

[JASG787]

This worked for me! Thank you!

[dasura]

I just found a solution that works for me! Make sure you have only the videolayer with the multicam sequence selected (blue). Unselect all others. The blue videoclip is the one with multicam... and the layer in premiere is V3. If I also select V2 then multicam wont work.

[dasura]

Sorry... the GREEN videoclip is the multicam clip. 

[lodewijkc66755625]

This worked! Thank you very much!

[Austin James Piedra]

I have followed the steps on every guide and tutorial I can find, and still this does not work. I've been trying to make multicam editing happen for weeks and I have had zero luck. The program window never shows the full stack of sources when I switch over to multicam view like it does in the source window, toggling record on and off doesn't allow me to switch between sources live during playback, and adjusting the track targeting does nothing for me. If anyone comes across this, I would absolutely appreciate some guidance, because as is this makes no sense.

[JackieBahama]

I was able to fix my own multi-cam issue by going into Keyboard Layout and setting a custom command key for Application>Clip>Multi-Camera>Enable

Then I went back into the timeline-- highlighted all clips and was able to Enable them on and off & multi-cam was back up and running. 

[jeremyh30829468]

This solution ended up working for me too. Thank you so much mate, you're a legend!

[LUZ27695660316y]

This worked for me! thank you

[LUZ27695660316y]

Only having the right video tracked highlighted blue worked

[youms]

This was the fix. Patching only the video track where my multicam clips are placed. 

[bmgarcia]

THAT WAS IT! Thank you!

[CJCARNAHAN]

This worked for me. Took me forever to figure it out. Thank you for this. Disabling the blue "active" video channels and only having the ONE video channel (V1) will allow this feature. 

[saffron451]

V1 track for the WIN! thank youuu!

[blackbald]

You should try to click the visible/unvisbile icon on the video track that holds the multicam sequence.