Pluraleyes 4.1 Free

PluralEyes instantly syncs audio and video from multiple cameras and audio devices, in seconds! With a touch of a single button, Plural Eyes app analyzes the audio from your cameras and audio devices and syncs them up, in seconds. No clapboards or timecode are needed.
With the new PluralEyes Premiere Pro Panel, use the power of the app to sync your files directly inside of Premiere Pro. No need to leave your host application. Shooter PluralEyes has lots of new features to make syncing your audio and video easy.
Syncing just got even easier. In previous versions of the program, there were over a dozen different sync combination possibilities (Try Really Hard, Change Clip Order...etc.), which meant you might have to run the sync several times before getting it right. In version 4.0, It analyzes your footage and automatically uses the best possible options. Just hit the Sync button, and the software does the rest.
Get all the power and simplicity of syncing in the app without ever having to leave Premiere Pro. Just hit the Sync button in Premiere Pro, and Plural Eyes does all the work. It will even color code your footage based on the results of the sync so that you know which clips, if any, need your attention.
The latest version of the program includes a workflow for music videos, where talent has recorded with the same background audio in multiple takes or even in multiple locations. During the sync, It can automatically consolidate takes on their own track, muting all audio but the master track.
In order to overcome file size limits, some cameras can give a longer recording time by recording on multiple files or even multiple camera cards. It can detect this, and consolidate spanned clips into a single clip, making working with the file much easier. New to the latest version of PluralEyes is spanning support for GoPro Cameras.
Export from the app to Premiere Pro now features a color coding option for clips that don’t sync properly. This is also part of the Premiere Pro panel experience, but also happens if you sync in PluralEyes and export to Premiere Pro.