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In a message dated 12/14/04 11:54:19 AM, fnjaf@uaf.edu writes:<BR>
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Look under Effects/Video Filters/Video/Timecode print<BR>
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If it's there, that'd be where it is.<BR>
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Jeff<BR>
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WOW, excellent suggestion. great to have that feature. is there anyway to make the time code read the entire project? seems that it will read the timecode of each segment...<BR>
if anyone has the answer, please let us know.<BR>
thanks<BR>
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