KlikSync

Step 1 — Organize Your Timeline

Before exporting XML, organize your timeline following this rule:

One source = one track, with clips in chronological order within each track.

Each camera's video and audio must be on matching track numbers:

• Video Track 1: Camera A → Audio Track 1: Camera A audio
• Video Track 2: Camera B → Audio Track 2: Camera B audio
• Video Track 3: Camera C → Audio Track 3: Camera C audio

Audio-only sources (standalone microphones, recorders) go on the lowest available audio tracks, below all video-paired audio tracks:

• Audio Track 4: Audio-only source
• Audio Track 5: Audio-only source

Do not mix different sources on the same track.

Use original files, not proxies

Build your sequence from the original files straight from the camera or recorder. They carry information KlikSync uses to place clips faster and more accurately, and they keep the original audio with all its microphone channels. Converted and proxy files carry less of it.

If you need proxies, create them after syncing. Proxies follow the original clips, so your synced timeline stays in sync.

Step 2 — Export XML

Adobe Premiere: File → Export → Final Cut Pro XML

DaVinci Resolve: File → Export AAF, EDL, XML → Final Cut Pro XML

Step 3 — Sync in KlikSync

1. Launch KlikSync
2. Import your XML file (drag & drop or Browse Files)
3. Click Synchronize
4. Wait for sync to complete
5. Review the result on the timeline
6. Optionally turn on Remove gaps to close the empty time between recordings
7. Save the synchronized XML

Step 4 — Import Back to Your NLE

Adobe Premiere: File → Import → select synced XML

DaVinci Resolve: File → Import AAF, EDL, XML → select synced XML

Your clips are now perfectly synced.

Start screen

Drop your timeline XML into the window, or click Browse Files. The three steps below the drop area show the whole process: Load XML → Synchronize → Save XML. If you haven't prepared your timeline yet, click How to set up your timeline before syncing in the top right corner.

Before syncing

As soon as the XML is loaded, KlikSync shows your timeline exactly as it was exported: every track, every clip and its file name. The bar at the top shows the frame rate and how many files and tracks were found. If a file can't be found, you'll see it here, before anything is processed.

During syncing

Waveforms appear on each clip as the audio is read, and the progress bar at the bottom shows how far the sync has come. Clips stay where they are until the sync is finished.

After syncing

When the sync is finished, the whole timeline is updated at once, with every clip in its synced position. Review the result before saving anything.

Toolbar

• Synchronize: reads the audio and matches the clips.
• Remove gaps: closes the empty time between recordings. Turn it on or off and save again; no new sync is needed.
• Save XML: saves the synced timeline for import into Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
• Reset: clears the current project so you can load a new XML.
• Setup guide: opens the guide on preparing your timeline.
• Clear cache: frees the disk space used by audio analysis. The current size is shown next to the button.

Sync results

After syncing, the status bar shows how long the sync took and how many clips ended up in each group, each shown in its own color:

• Purple: synced by sound.
• Blue-gray: placed by recording time.
• Rose: not synced. These clips are also labeled Rose in the exported XML, so you can find them in your editor right away.

Navigation

Use – and + to zoom, Fit to show the whole timeline, and the expand button for full screen. Click the timecode to copy it and paste it straight into your editor.

In this video: 100+ files from a real multicam shoot — multiple cameras, multiple playback tracks, no timecode. Every file synced automatically, in one click.

Video

MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, MXF, MTS, M2TS, TS, CRM, R3D, BRAW

Audio

WAV, BWF, AIFF, MP3, AAC, M4A, FLAC, OGG, AC3

Timeline XML

Final Cut Pro XML (exported from Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve)

macOS

• macOS 12 (Monterey) or later
• Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4, or newer) — Intel Macs are not supported
• Minimum 8 GB RAM (16 GB or more recommended for large projects)

Windows

• Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)
• Minimum 8 GB RAM (16 GB or more recommended for large projects)
• Multi-core CPU (more cores = faster sync)

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KlikSync is a one-time purchase digital product — no subscription, no recurring charges. We stand behind it with a 7-day refund window and real human support over email.

7-Day Refund Window

You have 7 days from the date of purchase to request a refund for a genuine issue with the software. We'll always try to resolve the problem first; if KlikSync fails to correctly sync footage that was prepared according to the documentation and we can't fix it, you'll receive a full refund.

After 7 days from purchase, refunds are no longer available. This applies to all purchases regardless of whether the software has been downloaded or used.

How to Request a Refund

Send an email to office@video-editor.com with your order number and a short description of the issue. We respond within 24 hours on business days.

Before processing a refund, we'll do our best to resolve the problem. KlikSync has specific requirements for how footage needs to be prepared and imported — most issues reported as “not working” are resolved once the setup is correct.

Before You Request a Refund — Check This First

KlikSync works with multicam footage exported as XML from Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve. If the sync result isn't what you expected, the most common cause is footage that wasn't prepared according to the required workflow.

Before reaching out for a refund, go through the step-by-step setup guide in the documentation. It covers exactly how to prepare your files, export the XML, and import the sync result back into your NLE. Following this guide resolves the majority of issues.

If you've gone through the documentation and the software still isn't working as expected — contact us. That's what the support window is for.

What We Can and Can't Resolve

We can help with: sync errors, XML import issues, footage compatibility questions, and anything related to how KlikSync processes your files.

Our 7-day money-back guarantee covers genuine problems with the software: if KlikSync fails to correctly sync footage that has been prepared according to the documentation, and we're unable to resolve it, you'll receive a full refund within 7 days of purchase.

The guarantee does not cover:

• Incompatible operating systems (KlikSync requires Windows 10/11 x64, or macOS 12+ on Apple Silicon — Intel Macs are not supported; check before purchasing).
• Issues caused by footage that doesn't meet the minimum requirements outlined in the documentation.
• Change of mind, or deciding the workflow doesn't suit you after purchase. KlikSync requires a sorted, audio-based timeline — the documentation describes exactly what's needed, so please read it before buying to confirm it fits your workflow.

A refund requires a demonstrable issue with KlikSync on correctly prepared footage — not a preference for a different workflow.

Refund Eligibility

• Demonstrable issue with KlikSync on correctly prepared footage, within 7 days, unresolved after support — eligible.
• Request after 7 days — not eligible.
• Incompatible operating system — not eligible. Check system requirements before purchase.
• Footage not prepared per the documentation — not eligible.
• Change of mind, or workflow preference — not eligible.

How many clips can KlikSync sync at once?

There is no hard limit. KlikSync is designed to handle large multicam projects. Performance scales with available CPU and RAM.

Does KlikSync work with proxy files?

Yes. KlikSync reads audio from whichever files are referenced in your XML. For the best speed and precision, though, sync the original camera files first. If you need proxies, create them afterwards. With proxies only, sync still works correctly — it just takes longer, and clips with no sound at all will be placed at the end of the timeline.

Does KlikSync support RED camera footage?

Yes. R3D files from RED cameras are fully supported.

My clips didn't sync correctly. What should I check?

Make sure each source is on its own dedicated track and clips are in chronological order. Mixing sources on the same track is the most common cause of incorrect sync. On each track, the first clip must start at the very beginning of the timeline, with the following clips back-to-back and no gaps. Don't trim clips before syncing — every clip stays at its full original duration.

Does KlikSync modify my original files?

No. KlikSync only modifies the XML file. Your original media files are never touched.

Which NLEs are supported?

Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve. Any NLE that supports Final Cut Pro XML import/export should work.

Does my camera's clock need to be correct?

No. A camera set to the wrong time zone or the wrong date still syncs correctly. What matters is only that the clock is running.

What if my files carry no usable information from the camera?

That's fine — KlikSync doesn't depend on it. It syncs by audio alone and reaches the same result; the information from your files is simply a shortcut that gets it there sooner when it's available. Clips with no sound at all are placed at the end of the timeline.

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