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Hello dear Community,
I'm editing a multi-camera project (live music) with 3 cameras and just got informed that a fourth cam was also rolling and is now available.
Therefore I'd like to know if there is a way to add the 4th clip to the multi-camera source sequence at this point which would allow easy multi-cam re-editing of my project whithout re-doing the whole edit?
Hope this makes sense and thanks a lot in advance for your help 🙂
Cheers,
Audrey
On Windows hold the CTRL key and double click the sequence you are editing. It should open up the master multicam sequence.
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On Windows hold the CTRL key and double click the sequence you are editing. It should open up the master multicam sequence.
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Thank you so much Andy! Very helpful and saved me a lot of time!
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OK, great! 🙂 You added 'double click', now I get it...
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But how do you return the sequence to the Processed Multi-Camera editing "look" on the timeline? Before executing and adding the new source camera, the color was green on timeline. Now it is blue. Or, does it matter?
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Andy, I don't know that plain ctrl-click, it doesn't seem to do anything by itself?
For me if you go to the editing sequence and press ctrl+shift+f, it will open the source sequence. You can also open the source sequence from the project, right-click it and select Open in Timeline.
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It has been CTRL for over ten years unless they just changed it. You can find it in the bin but this person has already started editing. CTRL should work.