How to print time-watch on output video?

naeem

naeem

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Hello;

I'd like to do a viewing of all my video that I shot (aboout 5 hours) - and I figured the one way to make this easy is , while we're watching on a large screen, we can take notes and reference specific times or frames.

Is there a way to output the film with a timer displayed right in the movie - so that we can pause, note the time, without having to use a clock or something?

Help!

Thanks,
Naeem
 
What sort of video is it - dv, vhs, Video 8 ....??????

What hardware are you using to play it off the large screen with ?

If it is a DV camera or a DV deck, set it to show the T/C or timedate stamp data from the tape.
 
This is from DV - and already catured to Hard-drive. I didn't save it with any time setting in the camera.

What I would like to do is add a new timeline stamp in Premiere, so when I view it on screen, I can reference times where I need to make edits, etc..
 
Well if you've got After Effects, it's got a plug-in you can apply.

Called "TimeCode", it overlays Timecode in real-time in a manner you specify.

Beautiful!

- Derrick
 
I use a plugin for Premiere written by some Russian guy that lets me put a time code display onto my video in Premiere.

http://dve.teletex.ru/en/dvrecdate.shtml

It's pretty cheap and works pretty good unless you try to use it over HDV footage. But you said just DV so that should work for you.

Edit:URL was bad.
 
Great thanks!,

btw, yaqfxq33k - the downloads from that guy's site - are they 30 day trials or what?
 
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