Automatic Matching
Add your audio sources and FrameQuery scans timecodes and waveforms across your entire video library. Matches surface automatically with confidence scores.
INT_OFFICE_01.wav
BWF
A001_C003_0212.mov
4K
EXT_PARK_02.wav
BWF
A002_C001_0212.mov
4K
INTERVIEW_A.aiff
AIFF
B_ROLL_PARK.mp4
1080p
A003_C002_0213.mov
4K
3 of 4 videos matched automatically
Match Review
FrameQuery matches audio to video using embedded timecode from BWF files or waveform analysis for files without timecode. Every match surfaces with a confidence score and method so you can verify before linking.
Match: INT_OFFICE_01.wav→A001_C003.mov
98%INT_OFFICE_01.wav
A001_C003.mov
Manual Linking
Not every recording has clean timecode. Link any audio file to any video with a custom timecode offset. Reorder multiple audio tracks per video, unlink and re-link as needed.
Custom offsets
Set a precise timecode offset when linking manually
Multi-track
Multiple audio tracks per video with independent offsets
Non-destructive
Unlink without deleting the audio file from your library
Proxy Integration
When audio is linked, FrameQuery remuxes it into the proxy for seamless playback. Your originals stay untouched. FCPXML export resolves audio links into sync-clip structures so your NLE receives both tracks already aligned.
FAQ
Use waveform sync analysis or manual linking with a timecode offset. FrameQuery supports all three approaches so you can match any recording setup.
Yes. Multiple audio tracks can be linked to a single video with independent timecode offsets and sort order.
Linked audio is used for proxy playback and NLE export. Your search index uses the video's original embedded audio track for transcription.