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Separate timecode Window?
02 May 2015 00:27 #63921
by FernKraft
Separate timecode Window? was created by FernKraft
has FX factory always had a separate timecode window plugin? I only just saw it today when I updated...
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02 May 2015 00:28 #63922
by FernKraft
Replied by FernKraft on topic Separate timecode Window?
oh wait, it's under the "what's new" section... COOL!
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02 May 2015 10:46 #63934
by wdevn
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Replied by wdevn on topic Separate timecode Window?
I just downloaded it and it's handy!
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02 May 2015 12:54 #63936
by Andreas Kiel
Replied by Andreas Kiel on topic Separate timecode Window?
Though the plugin is handy in some cases it is probably not what not most people need: a burned in source tc for review/approval for dailies.
A not very comfortable solution for that is to create proxy files for the sources. Then send all proxies to Compressor using a setting or droplet which creates a burned in TC.
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A not very comfortable solution for that is to create proxy files for the sources. Then send all proxies to Compressor using a setting or droplet which creates a burned in TC.
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02 May 2015 13:55 #63948
by wdevn
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Replied by wdevn on topic Separate timecode Window?
Hmmm...you are correct!
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02 May 2015 15:46 #63949
by epdfilm
Replied by epdfilm on topic Separate timecode Window?
Andreas,
Another way would be to create a compound clip of each clip in the browser, apply timecode generators within each compound clip and then edit each compound clip into a project. The source timecodes are retained and visible on export.
Another way would be to create a compound clip of each clip in the browser, apply timecode generators within each compound clip and then edit each compound clip into a project. The source timecodes are retained and visible on export.
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02 May 2015 15:56 #63951
by Andreas Kiel
Replied by Andreas Kiel on topic Separate timecode Window?
Edgar,
You are totally right.
But it is a quite cumbersome work, especially if you have a lot of clips.
And it's a tedious work to switch of the overlays once you don't need them anymore.
But this my personal opinion.
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You are totally right.
But it is a quite cumbersome work, especially if you have a lot of clips.
And it's a tedious work to switch of the overlays once you don't need them anymore.
But this my personal opinion.
- Andreas
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02 May 2015 15:59 #63952
by epdfilm
Replied by epdfilm on topic Separate timecode Window?
Yes, this entire process of displaying source tc is cumbersome either way. Would be nice to be able to do it easily right inside the app
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03 May 2015 09:32 #63968
by Seanus
Sean Lander - Editing since 1982 - AVID 1991 - FCP 1999 - FCPX 2011
Replied by Seanus on topic Separate timecode Window?
Agreed. At least this solves the problem of client viewings. For remote viewings I suggest just bouncing thought Davinci Resolve. It can do what FCP X can't. That is add a timecode layer or source timecode to each clip in a sequence.
Sean Lander - Editing since 1982 - AVID 1991 - FCP 1999 - FCPX 2011
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05 May 2015 06:06 #64060
by Julian
Replied by Julian on topic Separate timecode Window?
So how do I open the window back up after I close it? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
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05 May 2015 08:11 #64062
by wdevn
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James
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Replied by wdevn on topic Separate timecode Window?
Right click over the FCPX timecode window.
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