Well they are not in the same place I put them. Where I put them was on three separate video tracks, after instigating multicam editing, all three video tracks are in one video track. My question was how do I revert back to three tracks after instigating multicam mode which places them all in the same track. Thanks for any advice!

Steve

I was not talking about the video tracks in the edit program , but I was talking about the location they are on your hardware, where you put a videofile.
To make a total video out of one or more you LOAD that file in the program, while the file itself stay unharmed so you are able to use it again in the same project or another project ( of the software)

Thanks for your help, you don't understand my question but that is o.k. Have a great day!

Steve

Is there any way to "undo" the multicam mode and go back to the original three video tracks? this was the question, I should have mentioned "without starting over"

No, I saw that option only in the Pro versions I used when I did those.

I ALWAYS render my tracks to new tracks before enabling multicam. For backup and contingencies, and well worth it.

Or save a version of the 3 tracks before multicam.

My question was how do I revert back to three tracks after instigating multicam mode which places them all in the same track. Thanks for any advice

The advice I gave you to duplicate your tracks works for me, for eighteen years in commercial production. Does it not work for you? Can you please explain in detail how it is not working for you, thanks.

Musicvid wrote on 4/17/2020, 1:30 PM

I ALWAYS render my tracks to new tracks before enabling multicam. For backup and contingencies, and well worth it.