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Sync-N-Link X....how does it work?
06 Jan 2013 10:24 #19682
by Rvdenmark
Sync-N-Link X....how does it work? was created by Rvdenmark
Hi there
Maybe I'm just plain stupid :blink: but I really cannot wrap my haed around what it is Phillip Hodget's Sync-N-Link X will do for me.
Is there anyone here who have tried it or even better.....does anyone know if there is a short video to be found explaining and showing me just how it works? I have tried youtube but can't find any.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Maybe I'm just plain stupid :blink: but I really cannot wrap my haed around what it is Phillip Hodget's Sync-N-Link X will do for me.
Is there anyone here who have tried it or even better.....does anyone know if there is a short video to be found explaining and showing me just how it works? I have tried youtube but can't find any.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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06 Jan 2013 13:11 #19684
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Sync-N-Link X....how does it work?
You can download the user manual from their web site. Here's the opening paragraph from it.
"Sync-N-Link X takes away the time-consuming chore of synchronizing dailies or rushes by processing an Event of clips with matching Timecode. Sync-N-Link X looks for audio whose free-run Timecode matches a video clip’s Timecode (although a matching video and audio clip don’t have to start at the same time, have the same duration, or even have the same frame rate)."
Basically, you must be using cameras and audio recording devices that can be linked to a single time code generator. I consider it a higher end utility, and a very nice one at that.
"Sync-N-Link X takes away the time-consuming chore of synchronizing dailies or rushes by processing an Event of clips with matching Timecode. Sync-N-Link X looks for audio whose free-run Timecode matches a video clip’s Timecode (although a matching video and audio clip don’t have to start at the same time, have the same duration, or even have the same frame rate)."
Basically, you must be using cameras and audio recording devices that can be linked to a single time code generator. I consider it a higher end utility, and a very nice one at that.
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