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[Bob Cole]

Right. Way too expensive, imho. But if your camera has time-of-day timecode, it would seem fairly easy to have an iPad app which just records a tc mark every time you tapped the screen.

[Martin Curtis]

A slate app like this?
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y91NEuo1JtU

Website:
https://www.pureblendsoftware.com/userguides/MovieSlate/English.lproj/help_web.html

iTunes Link:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id320315888?l=en&mt=8

iTunes link in Spanish:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id320315888?l=es&mt=8

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[Bob Cole]

Thanks! Looks great, “but”.

It does about 100x what I need, and I’m not sure from the website and video whether it will work for quick, unobtrusive notation of good interview answers. Tapping on “note” brings up a keyboard – I don’t want that – and tapping on “circle” will “circle a take.” We don’t do “takes” for each interview question. All I want is time-of-day timecode, a little button to tap, and a list of the timecodes for each tap. Can this app be dumbed down to do that? (I’m assuming that the “clock” setting is for time-of-day.)

[Martin Curtis]

[Bob Cole] ” Tapping on “note” brings up a keyboard – I don’t want that -“

I suppose you could type in “x” or something and leave it at that. I just found the app by putting “iPad app which just records a timecode mark every time you tapped the screen.” into G00gle.