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Timecode burnt in display Premeire Pro 2
Hello,
With Adobe Premeire Pro 2 I had a quick look at the new interface and could see you can then display a timecode which is embedded into the video clips you are working with like a burnt in time code.
Would it be possible to export the clip withthe Burnt in timecode of the clip to say a dvd ir video clip file? As Then i could have loads of rushes with the original timecodes then burn the clips to a dvd? If this is possible?
Warm Regards,
LEO BAKER
SYNC FILMS
Web: http://www.syncfilms.com
E-Mail: le*@*******ms.com -
4 Replies
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Leo,
Apply the timecode effect as found in the ‘Video’ category.Aanarav Sareen, ACE
Adobe Certified Expert, Premiere Pro -
Yes it is exportable as any effect you add to the clip. And you can scale and position it freely so it is for example great way to make quick offline multilayer compositions.
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For producer playouts I usually add timecode to each clip for source display and just below it I add timeline timecode as a transparency clip.
This way the producer has an idea where each shot originated from if they need to find alternate/extra shots and can timeline reference it for me.Finally we are getting close to linear editing workflow advantages.
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Hello,
That sounds really good I’ll have to buy Adobe Premeire Pro to use it for this.
Warm Regards,
LEO BAKER
SYNC FILMS
Web: http://www.syncfilms.com
E-Mail: leo@syncfilms.com
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