A desktop beta for synchronising separately recorded audio with camera footage through an XML or OTIO round trip.
A desktop beta for synchronising separately recorded audio with camera footage through an XML or OTIO round trip. Export a timeline from a supported video editor, align the recordings locally in WaveXML and import the result back into your editing project.
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