Drag and drop your video and audio files into the interface.
If you have a copy of version 3.1 sitting on an old hard drive, here is the classic workflow that saved your sanity. Pluraleyes 3.1
Modern tools are faster and handle variable frame rate (cell phone footage) better. However, for dedicated studio productions with consistent frame rates and old hardware, PluralEyes 3.1 remains more reliable than Premiere Pro’s temperamental "Synchronize" button. Drag and drop your video and audio files into the interface