Then drag it in, which would essentially work…īut that’s an extra step which I don’t want to do and I’m pretty sure you don’t either. Now, I could alternatively go in to my footage folder and change each individual extension to. The reason why is because m4v files are not a compatible format inside of PluralEyes. M4V format) I drag it into PluralEyes and it actually WILL NOT read the file! Now for the main difference between PluralEyes and Dreamsync if I take all of this footage (which is in. Then we just hit ‘Prepare’ to begin preparing all the clips for synchronization. In Woowave Dreamsync, all we have to do is select all the footage, drag and drop it into the program. No need for camera and audio separate bins. Importing M4V Files Into Woowave DreamSync You would have to end up putting each individual camera angle into a separate folder and then drag them into the program separately. If you had a videographer give you this session and told you to sync it all together, in PluralEyes, this would be very difficult to do. In PluralEyes, that’s a big deal because we actually have to go in and create separate bins for each individual camera.
The clips are in no particular order or in any sort of folder structure to make any sense of how the files should be managed. This is a bunch of camera footage shot by a group of parents at a birthday party.
There are many differences in the way Woowave DreamSync and PluralEyes import footage.įor example, we have a folder here of a birthday party that was shot from multiple smartphones as well as home cameras. (video source: Woowave DreamSync’s Official Youtube Channel) M4V Importing Functionality We’ll also compare how much easier this task can be when using Woowave DreamSync.Ĭheck out the video below for a step-by-step guide on how to import these files into PluralEyes. In this tutorial, we’ll discuss how you can successfully import M4V movie files into PluralEyes. If you’re trying to import M4V files into PluralEyes, you’ve probably realized this is easier said than done.
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