 Smpte In Logic Pro, Film Scoring and time code |
 Wed 8 Mar 2006, 07:58
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Dear Friends,
I am scoring a very low-budget film in Logic Pro. They have given me the movie on mini-dv tapes which I have downloaded to iMovie and converted to QuickTime for use in the video track in Logic. My question is, since the mini-dv tapes do not have timecode on them, what are my options for using timecode to ensure that my scoring lines up exactly where I mean it to when I send the audio to the film company? All they have requested from me is an audio CD with the tracks numbered and the scenes that the tracks go with indicated on the CD. Thanks for any thoughts! |
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Wed 8 Mar 2006, 22:01
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DV has it's own embedded timecode, as long as you have the correct framerate, and format(NTSC/PAL), you should be good to go.
 Also checkout for DV knowledge. http://www.macvideopro.com/ the Digital Media Network has several Mac specific sites and forums, they also have several sites on video, film and audio.
This post has been edited by gdoubleyou: Wed 8 Mar 2006, 22:07 -------------------- G-Dub
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hahaworld Smpte In Logic Pro Wed 8 Mar 2006, 07:58
hahaworld Dear Friends,
I'm kind of new to timecode, an... Wed 8 Mar 2006, 08:02 cornutt The main use of time code in video and audio produ... Wed 8 Mar 2006, 23:43 hahaworld Wow! Thank you so much for this information. I... Thu 9 Mar 2006, 06:44
lepetitmartien I merged the threads, only one topic is enough Fri 10 Mar 2006, 01:32 |
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