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Starting Timecode at "0"

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06 Jan 2015 00:58 #58039 by ButterzP
Hi.

I'm a first-time editor just finished picture-locking a feature film that I've been editing and need to apply a running time code for sound and coloring to do their thing. When I go to "Generators" and apply it, it starts at the same timecode that is in the middle of the screen, in this case 14:05:21:01. I'm told that this number corresponds to the first clip I brought into the project.

When I looked up how to modify the settings online and in the "Help" section, I selected the project and first tried going under "Window" then "Project Properties" but the "Project Properties" is grey so I can't select it. I then went to the "Inspector" under "Info" and tried clicking "Modify Settings" but it doesn't do anything.

Anyone have a clue on how I get a running Timecode on screen to start at "0"? Thanks in advance!

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06 Jan 2015 04:11 #58041 by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Starting Timecode at "0"
This doesn't make sense. What's the start timecode and the beginning of the project? Post a screen shot of the timeline area and dashboard with the playhead at the start.

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06 Jan 2015 17:06 #58061 by Andreas Kiel
This so called Timecode generator always displays the running timecode of the timeline.
To change that (workaround) make a compound of each clip :(

- Andreas

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06 Jan 2015 17:39 #58067 by ronny courtens
I agree this doesn't make sense. Please post a screenshot as Tom has asked.

Also, make sure you really know what the sound/colorist guys are asking. Do they want burnt-in project time code or source time code? Makes a lot of difference.

- Ronny

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