I imported an AAF from Premiere Pro and the media came in separately from the video. So I have a video clip and a separate audio clip instead of the two together. Is this because I chose “Save Sources Separately”?

Thanks Brian. I had initially imported the AAF without checking the box, but it just imported the sequence and not any of the individual media. So, I was just trying to see how I could also get the clips in.

“Create MultiChannel Clip” is checked. I’ll just attribute this to the interim import workflow.

The biggest problem with testing beta software is that you never know if it’s a bug, a feature, or if you’re just not doing it correctly.

I am having a similar issue. Has anyone figured out a work around.

Hi All,

Create Multi-Channel clip is for creating Alpha Containers for files imported in with embedded alpha like TGA or TIFF.  It does not have anything to do with sync audio and video.

Save Sources Separately creates a new folder with all the media for your conform alongside the sequence that is created when you import a XML or AAF into Smoke.

At the moment, when you conform with AAF or XML, smoke seems to forget the sync relationship between the audio and video file in the conform.  however it should still be in sync. 

If there is anything specific that you wish to local as a sync group, you can select them in your sequence, right-click and choose GROUP.  This will create a sync group for those segments in the sequence.

Just a side note that when you pull clips into Smoke through the MediaHub, the files will be brought in as a sync group.  The issue only appears to affect conforming.

I have passed the information onto our team.  Thank you for your feedback!

Regards
Grant