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Batch synchronize before editing:

Take your Event of jam-synced timecode audio and video clips - from one or more days shoot - and batch synchronize them all in less than 15 minutes

Optionally batch rename your clips using a naming preset - see http://help.apple.com/finalcutpro/mac/10.0.3/#ver16e105 for details.
Export the Event to Final Cut Pro X Event XML and import into Sync-N-Link X.
Choose whether to have the synchronized clips named after the video or audio clip names.
Optionally create QuickTime reference movies for compression and review.
Optionally name and assign Audio subroles to audio tracks.
Export new XML from Sync-N-Link X and import into Final Cut Pro X ahead of editorial.

Advantages over creating merged clips manually:

Batch processing of synced clips is much faster.
You can have more than one audio clip synchronized to a video clip (for audio recordings that stopped and started again during a take).
The synced clips can be named after the audio clip or video clip.
The "Synched" keyword is added to the video duration of the synchronized clips (creating a Keyword collection of Synced clips).
You can deactivate the camera audio from synced clips in Final Cut Pro X using an Audio subrole.
Log notes from the video or audio can be added to the synced clips.

Sync-N-Link X