Fantastic! Thanks. --- In [email protected], "Johnny Wu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ok, did some search on Adobe Premiere Pro's forum found this program > > http://dve.teletex.ru/en/dvrecdate.shtml > > $20, it puts timecode on your output files so it can be used as a > reference for clients to see... > > I am also posting what Jay Zaharias said about it after he'd used it a > bit: > Jay Zacharias - 3:58pm May 16, 05 PST (#12 of 43) Edited: 16-May-2005 > at 03:58pm > > I've been playing around with it a bit already today, and it shows you a > number of things...You can select the date & time the video was shot > from the camera data, or you can select timecode display, which shows > you actual timecode off the tape, and timecode position on the > timeline...You can select any font and size/attribute you have on your > system, can seperately select drop shadow, border on text and/or a > rectangular window that it displays the data inside of...All the colors > etc. can be set to anything you want. You can also display a user > defined text label along with the data, such as an identifer of the > camera number/shooter for a multi-camera shoot... > > The installation is not explained very well, but what it does is > installs itself into the appropriate plug-ins directory for the version > of PPro you select during install...1.0 or 1.5...You then copy the > license key into the same folder and voila...it works! > > I have successfully installed it into both 1.0 & 1.5 on my system, and > it works fine. > > To use it, you select the clip you want it on, and add it as a video > filter...It shows up under the Video Filters as DV Date... You can > real-time view it to get the info you need, or if your going to make a > window burn of the timecode for off-line EDL's, you need to render it > out and save the file. There is no limit on the file size... > > For the $19.95 I was charged for it, it's absolutely worth it...I have > spent hours making window dubs on VHS tapes in a most convoluted fashion > for making edit decision lists...Now, I can do the window burn as an > mpeg export and send it out on a DVD instead of multiple VHS tapes. > > I'm impressed...But then, who am I to not be? > > Give the demo a try, if you buy it, it's the same file...You just put > the license key in and the watermark (very annoying), goes away. > > Cheers! > JRZ > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Hurdon > Sent: Friday, July 29, 2005 10:51 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [AP] On-screen clock > > > This may not be precise enough for your needs but I've had occasion to > give > a client a WMV file from which he could make notes on cuts using the > playback timing, visible in the player window. It's also useful if there > is > distance involved, because sometimes it can be emailed and if it's too > large for that, FTP'd to a mutually accessible server. > > David Hurdon > > At 02:18 PM 7/29/2005 +0000, you wrote: > > Does Premiere-Pro have a way to insert an active on-screen clock? > > I have a client that wants to cut pieces out of an existing video to > edit together. Instead of having him look over my shoulder while the > video plays I would like to put a clock on the old video and just let > him tell me which time indedes to cut out. > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links
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