Having just jumped into using Adobe Media Encoder other than the 3:2 pulldown cadence it seems to work well. I found my resulting files had NonDrop time code. The code matched perfectly with slates and program start hitting right to the frame. I used QT Change to change the time code to drop frame and that seems fine.
Today I played with the time code overlay and I found that when I turned it on it seemed to display as Drop Frame code based on the ";" instead of ":". Also the file started at 59:00:00 and the time code overlay displayed 00:59:00:02 resulting in the overlay being two frames off at program start. I found the time code offset and setting to -2 corrects the offset so things line up. My quandary is why is the time code overlay showing drop frame code given the files I made the other day ended up with non drop code and I see no way to set that differently. I would have expected that I would see Non Drop code displayed in the overlay. Is there a setting somewhere I'm missing? The interface seems pretty straight forward but it's very possible I'm just missing a menu somewhere. Can anyone clarify this behavior?
John Moore Barking Trout Productions Studio City, CA bigfish@pacbell.net
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