Thanks to Timecode’s peerless combination of precision software engineering and clear, contemporary design, complicated timecode calculations are more simple than they have ever been. Packed under the hood of its deceptively simple interface is one of the most robust timecode math engines on the planet, designed by a team of filmmakers, editors, designers, technicians and developers. Timecode displays four user-definable units at once, allowing you to view conversions on any frame rate like 29.97 fps, 25 fps, rolls of film and frame results at the same time.ĭo you need to know more? OK, OK not only can you do all those fancy frame and film rate calculations but it also gathers them together in an elegant little log that can be forwarded on to anyone who needs to know. (Overview) This app is a calculator app that mainly calculates timecode and frames according to the SMPTE 12M standard. To calculate the amount of time (days, hours, minutes, seconds) between times on two different dates, use the Time Duration Calculator. The result will be the new time and date based on the subtracted or added period of time. Heres a quick example of putting together a PySide panel that works in both Nuke and Hiero. Use this calculator to add or subtract time (days, hours, minutes, seconds) from a starting time and date. A PySide Timecode Calculator that works in both Nuke AND Hiero. Using Timecode, you can calculate and convert any timecode into any other timecode or unit at the touch of a button. This location is for Registered Users Only. It is the only professional choice for performing fast, ultra-precise timecode calculations and film unit conversions. It is self-contained and works with both 68k and PowerPC. TimeCode works with REALBasic 2.1 or later. It supports all current frame rates including NTSC with Drop Frame. Timecode by Panoptik is the most attractive Timecode calculator on the market (if we do say so ourselves). The TimeCode class provides methods to calculate Time Code values for film, video and audio applications.
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