Premiere pro cc Audio Syncing?

Hello
Im trying to sync audio from ex3 and canon 60 d footage.
For the first tim I tried to use the new audio sync in CC.
I highlighted all the tracks on the timeline and right clicked, "but" sycronise was greayed out?
Any Ideas?
Kind regards
Philip

I watched a tutorial earlier and the guy did it on the timeline a bit like pluralize.
Is this not a new feature on CC?
Thanks
Philip

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