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How to print TC on a dvd or vcd ?
Hi,
I want to know how to print a TC on a dvd which Im generating from the timeline. The video doesnt have a TC. I shot that on DV.
Now I want it to look like a Beta telecine, where you have the TC running at the bottomof the screen
thanks
Raj
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7 Replies
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Use a transparent video and apply the TC effect.
Harm Millaard
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No need to apply it to transparent video. Just apply to the clip or clips in the timeline and select timeline timecode from the effect setting menu.
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That requires that you apply it to all clips, whereas a transparent video does that automatically. In addition it allows you to turn the track off, when you no longer need it.
Harm Millaard
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I agree with Harm on this one. Also, applying the TC filter on each clip will reset the count to 00:00:00:00 and that is something you don’t want.
Aanarav Sareen
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I guess I have a long way to go, since you only agree on this one with me. I’ll try to keep learning and strive for the knowledge you have. Might take several years though.
Cheers,
Harm Millaard
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[Harm Millaard] “since you only agree on this one with me.”
I don’t know whether to agree or disagree 🙂
Aanarav Sareen
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We have a 60 minute long AVI file which runs from 00:00:00:00 to 01:00:00:00 – drag that to the top track and position it wherever you want, then export your MPEG-2 or whatever file.
I do not remember where I got it, but I think searching Google was involved.It is obviously only useful if you start your sequences at 00:00:00:00. Although your client does not care what the timecode is as long as you have something they can reference, so even if your sequence starts at 6:00:00:00, you can plant the timecode clip at the start of what you want the client to review and you have synch with each other.
If you want the tape timecode use the Premiere filter.
If not going to DVD, use the clip notes feature, it is very cool.
Mike Cohen
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