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Any recommendation for syncing software

Shermen L

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Hello,
I'm filming documentary with muti cameras (including Red One) and different sound devices, I've used the trail version of Pluraleyes for FCP before, but somehow it takes a long time to sync and the come out result is not too accurate if there's a lot of clips import and also the order will be a mess as well..... so I don't know if it's worth to purchase.

And I just find out Sync-N-Link, has anyone here has used it before and is it better than Pluraleyes in terms of accurancy and efficency or anyone has other recommendation for the syncing software ?
 
I haven't used Sync-n-link but when was the last time you tested Pluraleyes? They came out with a new verison a few weeks back. It is actually pretty fast now.

Redcine-x also syncs sound i believe but I never use it with Adobe
 
Thanks,Patrick, I tested about a month ago, is it the newest version ? And how the newest version faster than previous one and is there any improvement on the accurancy and the ordering ? As normally, I need 8-12 hours to sync up a day footage for three cameras together and what fustrates me is the sync sequence comeing out is not in order and some of the clips are not in sync or sync with irrelvant audio clips ...
 
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