Timecode burn off to original
Love this app! I just did a test converting an H.264 file that I know the editor was working off 00:00:00 as a start time, but I'm working off 01:00:00:00 in Pro Tools. 23.976. When did a Pro Res convert, the TC drifts off from PT as if it converted to a different frame rate. Was unable to figure out why. Same story for Pro Res and DNxHD files.
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In reply toZach_McNees⬆:Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2024-07-09 23:12:07.508ZHi Zach
Are you using the option to add TC to the file via the Video Converter? Please share the settings you set up. I do believe the TC burn in might only support 25 fps at the moment.
- ZZach McNees @Zach_McNees
Yeah, it must be 25fps. I’m in the US so it’s almost always 23.976. Thanks!
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This issue is now tracked internally by SoundFlow as SF-1356