How do I add time code to a Quicktime movie?
July 11, 2007 11:21 AM Subscribe
How do I add time code to a Quicktime movie?
I have QT pro, and need a simple way of adding non-standard timecode (timecode that starts at 00:58:00:00) to a Quicktime movie. I am on a Mac. Is there an easy way to do this?
I have QT pro, and need a simple way of adding non-standard timecode (timecode that starts at 00:58:00:00) to a Quicktime movie. I am on a Mac. Is there an easy way to do this?
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If so, you can just drop your movie into an FCP timeline (if you have FCP6, it will automatically adjust the sequence codec and settings to match the source clip...pre-FCP6, you need to do this yourself manually), set the starting timecode in the sequence settings to the TC you want, then export the timeline to a self-contained Quicktime movie. Make sure you use "Export Quicktime", and NOT "Export using Quicktime Conversion". The latter does not preserve FCP sequence timecode, as far as I can remember. The former will just spit out the file with no recompression, but will still write the timecode track.
posted by melorama at 1:42 PM on July 11, 2007