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BitVice Won’t Keep My Timecode
Anyone know why BitVice won’t keep my timecode from my Final Cut Pro Mov export?
My final encoded file comes up as having a Timecode Start of “00:00:00;00” – which is incorrect.
Here are some screenies I took from the Quicktime Properties box which shows that my Mov file DOES have timecode information, but it’s not being carried over after encode.
I’m using BitVice v.1.81
Screens:
Raw video prior to BitVice encode
Video after BitVice encode, showing missing timecode————-
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You might want to read the last post in this thread:
https://forums.creativecow.net/archivethread/155/726511
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“So, I hope this will help all of you to understand that MPEG encoders and decoders MUST IGNORE any and all forms of SMPTE time codes, especially those that originate from Apple’s software.Roger Andersson / Innobits AB, makers of the BitVice MPEG-2 Encoder”
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