I've just added another demo for syncing audio events in multi-stream media files, which like nested projects, cannot be done in PE.

https://tools4vegas.com/wp-content/uploads/MultiTrackDemo.mp4

Now we can say that Vegas finally has a good sync tool. The price is affordable and the results are very good.

Spoken like a true salesman.

Wow!

Wish we had this back in '07, Back then, PE2 couldn't touch some tracks, and we ended up chopping them into 10 minute chunks and eyeballing the waveforms. Took 3 weeks just for the audio!

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I will get this, as soon as I can... COVID has the wallet thin these days. Thanks for developing this!

Last 2 days. Introductory pricing for AudioSyncR--50% off. Expires Aug 15. For more info. https://tools4vegas.com/get-a-license/

I highly recommend it -- It's only a fraction of the cost of Pluraleyes -- and it works better on my old show tapes.

I have a long video files from different video camera angles. I was recording them on wedding. While clicking "Start" button in AudioSyncR, I get the error regarding exceeded maximum file size for wav format. I suppose it is because of wave file prerendered files set. I should set wave64. Where can I set wave64 for prerendered audio files to let the "Start" button reaches the end and sync sucessfuly.
Can you help me?

It's not necessary to sync the whole file at once -- for this I use the loop region feature to sync the outboard cameras.

Where Pluraleyes used to labor (and often fail) to get the whole program in sync at once, ASR is at its best with more selective regions, I am finding. That way you aren't building such massive WAV files. Here's the basic idea:

https://tools4vegas.com/wp-content/uploads/LongProgramSyncing.mp4

So...my first trial was not very successful.
I had two 30 min clips from 2 separate cams, I had even made a classic handclap for later manual synching.
HO took a couple of minutes but put the 2 audios at completely wrong places on the timeline. I wonder what it saw ( or heard) to miss such an obvious clue in the waves, or what it finally thought it had matched?

Again, for syncing a 30 minute program, I use the Loop Region function for syncing a specific portion of the program, maybe 1-5 minutes. You will be done in no time.

It is not necessary to sync the whole thirty minutes, nor is is usually desirable, because the tool does not work like Pluraleyes; it usually works better. This is brand new stuff, so follow the tutorial and read the Help.

https://tools4vegas.com/wp-content/uploads/LongProgramSyncing.mp4

@Musicvid  Two questions...

1. So the jist is you get your ISO cameras on the timeline and rough-arrange them so we're pretty sure they're close to aligned already (within 5 minutes or so), then select a small (e.g. 5-minute) loop region and run this? Probably not a big deal since we start our cams around the same time, but some cams like stage-mounted cameras we usually start before house opens, 30-45 minutes early. Totally doable, but the pre-alignment sounds like a minor nuisance... you didn't find so?
    
2. Also wondering -- if aligning with AudioSyncR using the loop region option to optimize performance and results -- does the "slip correction" still work? And what if the slip occurs in the reference track?
   
   In my experience -- our audio field records are the ones which experience the slip, and the camera audio is super tight. (FWIW, my Tascam has much less slippage than my Zooms)

@RedRob-CandlelightProdctns - Yeah," @Musicvid ", I've not seen on the forums for six months. Pity, one of the greatest responders and has an immense CV.

Musicvid..... yes, last appearance on Feb 2023 on the forum, I hope he is well, but the long silence would actually be out of character for him....

He's well, in fact even better than ever.

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