Singular Software's PluralEyes Adds Support For Adobe

A developer of automation applications for post-production, have announced that its flagship product PluralEyes for Final Cut Pro and Sony Vegas Pro has expanded its support for non-linear editing applications to include the just announced Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 software. Singular Software's PluralEyes will also support Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. The new Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 includes a variety of groundbreaking features and enhancements that accelerate the professional video workflow.
PluralEyes, with support for the latest versions of Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and CS5, provides users with all of the same unique product features for managing multi-camera, multi-take, and dual-system audio productions; including a level audio option, preserving the order of clips, clip locking for seamless integration into existing workflows, options to include all synced clips in one sequence and choose sequences to sync from all available, as well as sync drift correction and audio replacement features.
Bruce Sharpe, Chief Executive Officer at Singular Software commented: "Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most popular video production solutions within the industry and we've received a variety of requests from our user base for PluralEyes support. Once we received word of Adobe's plans for a CS5 release, it was imperative for us to produce PluralEyes compatibility to remain at the top of the industry radar.
"PluralEyes' automatic synchronisation, paired with its superior audio replacement feature, makes it an ideal match for Adobe Premiere Pro. We are thrilled to expand PluralEyes support to Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and CS5 users and provide them with the benefits of our flagship product."
Simon Hayhurst, Senior Director Product Management, Digital Video and Audio at Adobe added: "Synchronising streams in multi-camera workflows can be time consuming. PluralEyes' support for Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 software streamlines the synchronisation workflow, accelerating video production for our customers."
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