Each nest included the main image for a character, as well as the smaller PIP windows that character would see. To solve this, assistant editor Christian Whittemore, created a multi-camera sequence for each shot that was composed of 3 nested layers. PluralEyes 3 added a number of improvements over version 2, including a standalone sync application, here are some tutorials for using that software (this should be very similar to the Windows version): PluralEyes 3 on Windows works with Sony Vegas 10-12, Avid Media Composer 5.5-6.5, and Adobe Premiere Pro CS5-CS6. Also, anyone who purchased PluralEyes 3 (Mac) gets Windows compatibility in this free PluralEyes 3 update – Get the free update HERE.

A coupon code will be emailed to you shortly. IMPORTANT: Anyone who purchased DualEyes 2 or PluralEyes 2 (Windows or Mac) after March 17, 2012 is eligible for a FREE upgrade. Here is Red Giant on their blog about how much it will cost you if you haven't already given version 3 a shot: Click through for more on compatibility and pricing information. It contains all the same features and fast syncing of previous versions, except, of course, it now works on the PC. That support is now a reality, as Red Giant has finally announced the Windows version of the popular audio syncing software.

Though it's been available on the Mac for some time, there has been quite a bit of demand for a Windows port of PluralEyes 3.