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Timecode on VX-1000
can I get a continuous TC track since the camera apparently does not re-record timecode if it sees TC on the tape? On 8/8/05 12:20 AM, "Bill" <mediaconversi***@bellsouth.net> wrote: Black and code an entire tape, then do a camera-to-camera dub to that tape.> If I have a tape that already has non-continuous timecode on it, how > can I get a continuous TC track since the camera apparently does not > re-record timecode if it sees TC on the tape? This should work - I've received dubs of obviously broken-TC tapes with continuous TC (which was hell for the tape logs, but should work for you :D) Does the VX-1000 re-record timecode on a tape with previous timecode
on it? I want to take a non-coninuous timecoded tape and re-do the timecode in black all the way through. On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 00:54:05 +1000, Cail Young <nospam@anywhere.com> wrote: Show quoteHide quote >On 8/8/05 12:20 AM, "Bill" <mediaconversi***@bellsouth.net> wrote: > >> If I have a tape that already has non-continuous timecode on it, how >> can I get a continuous TC track since the camera apparently does not >> re-record timecode if it sees TC on the tape? > >Black and code an entire tape, then do a camera-to-camera dub to that tape. >This should work - I've received dubs of obviously broken-TC tapes with >continuous TC (which was hell for the tape logs, but should work for you :D) On 8/8/05 5:24 AM, "Bill" <mediaconversi***@bellsouth.net> wrote: What I'm saying is put continuous TC on a new tape, and do a> Does the VX-1000 re-record timecode on a tape with previous timecode > on it? I want to take a non-coninuous timecoded tape and re-do the > timecode in black all the way through. > camera-to-camera direct dub from the broken TC tape to that tape. It should give you a continuous TC copy of the same footage. As far as I know there's no way to restripe just the TC of a DV tape. Show quoteHide quote > On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 00:54:05 +1000, Cail Young <nospam@anywhere.com> > wrote: > >> On 8/8/05 12:20 AM, "Bill" <mediaconversi***@bellsouth.net> wrote: >> >>> If I have a tape that already has non-continuous timecode on it, how >>> can I get a continuous TC track since the camera apparently does not >>> re-record timecode if it sees TC on the tape? >> >> Black and code an entire tape, then do a camera-to-camera dub to that tape. >> This should work - I've received dubs of obviously broken-TC tapes with >> continuous TC (which was hell for the tape logs, but should work for you :D) > 
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