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Hello,
I have a video clip on the video line without audio and a .wav on the audio one that I would like to synch up. How do I forego the magnetic storyline or disconnect the two clips so I can simply move them around? They were NOT created together; two separate files. Doing the synching by ear/eye.
I know this is a thing I should already know but I didn't.
THANK YOU ALL.
Michael
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You should use the sync clip function in the browser. Even if it can't sync the clips, it will stack them, video and audio, in a timeline. Double click the sync clip to open it and slide the audio around as you need to. In the browser the sync clip is a container acts like any other clip, and can be edit into a project. You can then use the expand audio function if you need to do split edits without detaching the audio. It's much better to work with the video and audio in a container. You can also make them into a compound clip, but I prefer the sync clip method as the clips indicates it's synced VANDA.
You should use the sync clip function in the browser. Even if it can't sync the clips, it will stack them, video and audio, in a timeline. Double click the sync clip to open it and slide the audio around as you need to. In the browser the sync clip is a container acts like any other clip, and can be edit into a project. You can then use the expand audio function if you need to do split edits without detaching the audio. It's much better to work with the video and audio in a container. You can also make them into a compound clip, but I prefer the sync clip method as the clips indicates it's synced VANDA.
Connect the audio to the video, and you can just drag the audio freely.
Sorry, I don’t understand. Nice to “see” you again. (Flexolibrary solution to unopenable library)
thanks. Maybe I’ll try rippling the audio.
m
Thanks, tom. Will try now. I hacked it with a black plug up from that allowed me to move the audio to the point in the video. The audio WAS free to move. I didn't know that until I did!
Thank you.
M
FINAL CUT PRO X: Disconnecting video and audio in the project.
