Bouke
Member
Latest tool, a software LTC generator.
It can create a 48 Khz / 16 bit LTC from a QT Timecode track or .ALE file,
and save it as BWF or paste it in the source Quicktime as an extra audio
track. (for FCP use).
So if you have an audio channel to spare,
you can have LTC output of the timeline OR the source timecode,
even with a Mojo or any FCP card.
(and it's darn fast as well, about 50 times RT using only one processor)
http://www.videotoolshed.com/?page=products&pID=44
handy if you have to make TC identical clones with just one deck,
or TC identical tape clones from RED files (or other file based material).
(Or, use it to make a frame accurate dump to tape when FCP refuses it for whatever reason
There are more situations where this can come in handy, but since this is a
pro list, you probably know when you need it.
Bouke
www.videotoolshed.com
smart tools for video pro's
It can create a 48 Khz / 16 bit LTC from a QT Timecode track or .ALE file,
and save it as BWF or paste it in the source Quicktime as an extra audio
track. (for FCP use).
So if you have an audio channel to spare,
you can have LTC output of the timeline OR the source timecode,
even with a Mojo or any FCP card.
(and it's darn fast as well, about 50 times RT using only one processor)
http://www.videotoolshed.com/?page=products&pID=44
handy if you have to make TC identical clones with just one deck,
or TC identical tape clones from RED files (or other file based material).
(Or, use it to make a frame accurate dump to tape when FCP refuses it for whatever reason
There are more situations where this can come in handy, but since this is a
pro list, you probably know when you need it.
Bouke
www.videotoolshed.com
smart tools for video pro's
