Media reader that reads FCP timecode?

Hi,

I'm looking for a media reader that will read FCP timecode (so they can open the quicktimes and see the timecode) so someone who is on a mac but doesn't have FCP can log tapes. Does this exist?

Adrian

there are quite a few logging tools out there:

TOKI SHOT - [www.tokitest.com]
iDIVE - [www.aquafadas.com]
CATDV - [www.squarebox.co.uk]
FOOT TRACK - [www.foottrack.com]
HD LOG - [www.imagineproducts.com]
MOVIE LOGGER - [www.digital-heaven.co.uk]

if you just want the QT files to display the FCP TC, then this might be of interest:

QTSYNC - [www.qtsync.com]

it works by creating 2 extra files: one is the TC track, and the other is a new reference move that points to the original file, and also draws on the TC track.
this is the file you view.

you have to know the TC and enter it manually for each file.


all the best,
nick

? as always: Nick got the right suggestions

here some additions:
[www.dvcreators.net]
and now back again in the race QuickTime Player 7.1: open the movie, control-click the time display on the down left and you'll get a choice of what to display.

Regards
Andreas

Hey,

Well I found a freeware solution......Sebsky Tools (http://www.dharmafilm.com/sebskytools/download.html) will do it....

I tried the quicktime suggestion....right clicking the time indicator in the bottom left.....I have quicktime pro 7.1 and nothing happens when I right click.....

A

Adrian Zehn wrote:

> I tried the quicktime suggestion....right clicking the time
> indicator in the bottom left.....I have quicktime pro 7.1 and
> nothing happens when I right click.....
>
Sorry, I wrote something, I shouldn't have written - seems my QT 7.1 is different.

Andreas