Where’s the Timecode Generator?

[Mike Velte]

You can buy one here;
https://dve.teletex.ru/en/download.shtml

or download a 1 hr QT movie from my web to overlay on your video (free)…see timecode movie

https://www.video2stream.com

[David J]

There is at last a really neat solution to this long-running problem. See https://dve.teletex.ru/en/dvrecdate.shtml

I’ve tried it and bought it. Excellent !

[Wally Tham]

Thanks guys, unfortunately I live in a PAL universe. : )
No worries, I have a TCG in Vegas Video, I guess I’ll render it out there.

Thanks again.

Wally

[Aaron Strader]

It’s worth mentioning that the Matrox RTX100 has a timecode generator plugin as well, for future reference…

-Aaron

https://www.stopfcc.com/
Knock it off! I like my radio and television the way it is…

[David J]

Me PAL too. DVdate works just fine in PAL.

[John Frey – digital west video productions]

I downloaded and installed the demo Timecode plug-in in P.Pro 1.5, but could not find it anywhere in my video effects folder. Where and how do I access this effect? Thanks in advance!

[David J]

If you have installed DVdate correctly, then it will appear if you start typing DVdate in the search box at the top of the video effects window.

The plugin needs to go in the Plug-Ins/en_US/ folder in Premiere Pro 1.5. After installation, a folder called DVdate is created in this target folder. If the installation target was wrong, then simply move this DVdate folder into the proper place and then restart Premiere Pro.

Copy your registration file to this same folder to unlock after purchase.