TC embeded Quicktime

[Mathieu Marano]

Ok but was it the source? You want TCBI or a timecode track? What are you using to do the Quicktime?

Mathieu Marano
online editor – motion graphics – Post-prod director
Directeur technique de post-production
Le Bureau de post production

Administrator of the Montreal Final Cut User Group
http://www.finalcutmtl.org

[Tom Wolsky]

What’s a QuickTime? Just a little more information about what you’re doing would be helpful, like exactly what are you trying to do, what’s the media, what’s the format, where are you coming from, where are you trying to get to, oh and, what version of FCP, what version of the OS, and what version of QuickTime are you using?

All the best,

Tom

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[Jaime Quintana]

OK, so the idea would be to get an existing quicktime in FCP and have the source timecode as a TCBI. I then would make an EDL for the online editor.

[Arnie Schlissel]

There’s a filter that does this. Look up “Timecode Reader” in your FCP manual.

Arnie
Post production is not an afterthought!
https://www.arniepix.com/

[Mike Most — account bouncing, bad address]

1. Open the file in the Source window.
2. Pull down “Modify->Timecode” in FCP.