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Shane Ross
February 1, 2013 at 10:05 pmNo. People who do these output conversions should know when to start the tape. Talk to them about this. I deal with a company that knows what to do to get the show to start at 1:00:00;00 on the tapes. Because this practice of 23.98 to 29.97 outputs is common.
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Shane Ross
February 1, 2013 at 10:13 pmOr is that the issue? They want YOU to time it so that when it hits 1:00;00;00 on the tape output that’s when picture starts? I’ve never had to try to plan that…the tape op always did this. GOOD tape ops know what to do.
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Kevin Blum
February 1, 2013 at 10:29 pmGot it. That’s basically what I wanted to know. Thanks so much for help!
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Neil Patience
February 1, 2013 at 10:56 pmIt is when I read posts like this that I am so glad I work in UK Broadcast. 25P or 50i is usually as complicated as it gets.
I am always slightly confused by the drop frame non drop frame pull down and diverse frame rates you guys deal with everyday.
I have delivered shows to Nat Geo and History Channel US on HDCam SR but always have to get a tape op to double check my workflow when I do.best wishes
Neil
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Craig Fox
January 5, 2014 at 12:59 amRecently I found a nice website for timecode calculation. Wouldn’t you know…https://www.timecodecalculator.com/
I’ve been using it at work. It doesn’t assume you want to always start at hour 1, so you can start at 0, or hour 10, or 57:30:00 if you really are in a pinch for your head format.
Really helpful site.
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