

This ensures the take remains aligned in time with the others. Always use the strip handles to move the start/end of each segment, or both.Group (Metastrip) each audio+video strip set.If all takes were recorded in the same way then the offset will be the same in all them. Ensure each audio is in sync with the corresponding video.Import the video files, one video per take.Workflow: Creating a video from multiple takes of the same sequence Use the numerical offset to specify position.Ī1.


Timeline focuses on the Render Frame Range.Use the Timeline as a kind of “companion map”.Numpad-dot: adjust view to selected strip(s).Alt-PageUp / Alt-PageDown: previous / next strip middle.PageUp / PageDown: previous / next strip edge.Shift Left / Shift Right: begin / end of the timeline.Drag LMB over a strip to preview that strip only.Press Rebuild Proxy and Timecode indices.Īll video strips must have the same proxy size enabled as configured in the preview window.Move the audio strip some frames ahead / behind if needed.įrame Rate must be the same as defined in the Scene properties above, or audio and video strips will have different lenghts. Sometimes video and audio are not fully in sync. Separate strips are created for audio and video streams.Requires Proxy / Timecode enabled in video strips as described below. Post-Processing: disable Compositing if not usedĬonfigure a proxy render size for boost the preview performance.Shading: all disabled, not needed for video edition.Bitrate: 12000, GOP = 30 (half the frame rate).If a video strip is already loaded the resolution may be taken from it with Sequencer menu > Strip > Set Render Size. Frame Rate: frame rate of the source video files.Check out: Preferences > System > Sequencer / Clip Editor > Memory Cache Limit: 4096.
