Exporting quicktime movie with timecode??? Problems

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NomadxJess

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Hey everyone, I'm working on a full length feature and am currently exporting the Quicktime movie in order to process out through DVD Studio Pro... I was wondering if there was a way to get a seamless, full timeline imecode to be in view at all times so the director can make timeline specific notes... I've tried the Filters--->Timecode generator, however it only allows me to see the timecode of that individual clip by its source media timecodes... Not a final timeline generated one... Any help would be greatly appreciated..

Thanks...

Jesse Gullion
 
just render out your whole timeline into a single quicktime and re-import that and apply the filter. i haven't used the filter in fcp but that'll work fine with the after effects timecode generator. the above method would be even better since nesting would take up less drive space.
 
If your sequence already has a lot of effects/graphics or render intensive clips, I'd suggest rendering out a self contained file, then importing it and slapping the timecode generator on it. That way you don't have to re-render what you've already done, especially for feature length material.

-CJ
 
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