Burned in TC

[bdangler]

Hello,
Does anyone know if it's possible to bounce a QT with burned in TC in Pro Tools 11? Doesn't look like it, but I thought I'd ask. Thanks.

[C]

Check out QTSync

[Kasper]

Compressor will do it, with very limited options, but you might have that already.

Another is Toki TC.
It's got a lot of options, solid little app.
Modern, updated regularly, cheap ($14)

http://www.tokitest.fr/english/tokitc.html

kasper

[Ale]

qtsync does it.
This works well if you view the video on the graphic card.
Since the timecode is a second video overlay (track) this tc track gets lost when using blackmagic cards.

The workaround is to convert the film to pro res .


Ale

[Fokke van Saane]

qtsync is great in ProTools 10 but PT11 say that the codec is unsupported. I am using a Decklink extreme 3D.

[MIKEROPHONICS]

Media Composer - sledgehammer to crack A nut, but I have one...

[minister]

Originally Posted by Fokke van Saane

qtsync is great in ProTools 10 but PT11 say that the codec is unsupported. I am using a Decklink extreme 3D.

I don't understand this. QTSYNC is not a codec. And besides, you can export to any codec you want. Seems odd that it wouldn't work in 11.

[Ray JB]

QYsync adds a text track (TC or Feet and frames/titles etc) to the quicktime file that works as an overlay. Hence if you need the timecode to be burnt in then you have to export a self contained movie from the QTSync app that ends up with only a video track (and possible soundtrack) parts to the QT movie. Remember Quicktime movies are a wrapper and can contain timecode tracks and other things as well. This was the antidote to the QTSync movies performing badly on Intel Macs when they first came out.