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Old 16th March 2012   #1
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DualEyes or something else?

I have used DualEyes for syncing audio with pretty good success. The disc has been lost, so I have to get a new copy and I'm wondering if there are any other options that people recommend.
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I have used DualEyes for syncing audio with pretty good success. The disc has been lost, so I have to get a new copy and I'm wondering if there are any other options that people recommend.
Do you mean PluralEyes??

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DualEyes is the standalone version of PluralEyes.
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DualEyes

DualEyes is standalone, it is also different from PluralEyes - PE synchs sound files with video clips on the timeline of several defined video editors, leaving camera audio intact - DualEyes replaces the video clip audio with the "HD" audio and you can carry on from there with consumer editors.

I don't understand your comment about losing the discs. I've been using these for a couple of years and there was a 30day free trial download and then you pay $99 or $149 for the full product key. If you lost your authorisation, just email Bruce for another copy of the code. Unless you didn't pay.

As far as any alternative app, I think Singular have comprehensively answered the question, how to synch video and audio without timecode. It doesn't always make perfect alignments with the first pass, but persistence and patience is usually rewarded. The last few obstinate ones, I just drag into position and tweak out the phasing.
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I recently replaced someone at work and need to wipe the computer. I don't know how they acquired DualEyes, but I see that when I open the license manager there is a key already there. Hopefully I can use it when I reinstall the program.

Thanks for the info!
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anyone using woowave sync pro ?

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As far as competition goes the only company offering alternative to Plural Eyes is WooWave. We believe that it is better than PE.
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As far as competition goes the only company offering alternative to Plural Eyes is WooWave. We believe that it is better than PE.
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As far as competition goes the only company offering alternative to Plural Eyes is WooWave. We believe that it is better than PE.
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Hey guys, I've tested woowave out and it works great. At half or less the cost of plural eyes, its pretty dam good. It even exports EDLS that can be used for Vegas.
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