Perhaps this is a job for my new favorite accessory QT Change. I've only scratched the surface but that may also have some of this functionality.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Mark Spano <cutandcover@...> wrote:
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> Sorenson - don't know.
>
> You have Compressor? That'll work. In the compression preset, under
> Filters, choose Timecode Generator.
>
> Also - mess around with QT Sync. http://www.qtsync.com/
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> With that, you add in the burn as a text track in the QT file - you can see
> this by opening the saved file in QT Player and hitting cmd-J.
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> That might burn in through the next layer of processing.
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> On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 12:05 AM, John Moore <bigfish@...> wrote:
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> > I'm trying to save time exporting a QT ref from an Avid sequence but they
> > want a time code burn in which forces a render of the TC. In trying to get
> > around this I was trying to use Sorenson 6 to burn in the time code from a
> > reference movie out of avid. QT 7 sees the sequence time code correctly.
> > In Sorenson 6 there is a time code filter and I checked source time code
> > and positioned upper left. I did a test render to QT choosing Avid DNX
> > codec to create in essence a same as source QT that will later be used by
> > Toast to make a Video TS file to be uploaded. Regardless of it's eventual
> > use the time code window starts a 0:00:00:00 not the actual sequence drop
> > frame time code. What does Sorenson 6 mean by source time code if it's not
> > coming from the QT's time code channel? There is also the option on new
> > time code but I see no way to set the time code start value to match my
> > sequence time code. I'm not much of a Sorenson user other than some
> > simple presets. Am I just not understanding what Sorenson's timecode
> > filter is and what can be done with it. I tried the inboard help but only
> > got a 6 page document that wasn't too detailed. Can Sorenson 6 take my QT
> > ref file with timecode from avid sequence and burn that time code into the
> > video of an Avid DNX export?
> >
> > John Moore
> >
> > Barking Trout Productions
> >
> > Studio City, CA
> >
> > bigfish@...
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