Time code with multi camera

Can FCP HD edit, restripe or offset timecode for a multicam edit with the 3 source cameras having free run their own time code..not synced?
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There's no way to do this automatically. You'll have to place and sync all clips manually.

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I am editing a basic interview shot on two cameras and cutting away to some still images.
The rushes are 4 lots of film about 10 mins in length.
I inputted the footage from the two cameras and created a new sequence for each using the multi camera audio synchronisation method (which worked great).
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