01
Frame-rate conversion in HD & UHD
NTSC and PAL rate families, 25/50 vs 29.97/59.94, and the difference between preserving frames and preserving duration.
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The timecode calculator for film & TV
Your edit.
Down to the frame.
Calculate timecode, compare formats and keep the numbers close.
One-time purchases. Mac and iPhone/iPad sold separately.iPhone/iPad app listed as Timecode on the App Store.
Know the numbers
behind the picture.
Technical field notes for mixed frame rates, broadcast timing and digital delivery.
02
Drop-frame vs non-drop-frame
Understand 29.97 and 59.94 counting, skipped labels and the relationship between timecode and elapsed time.
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03
From film to digital delivery
24, 23.976 and 25 fps: conform speed, pulldown, audio timing and scanned-film workflows.
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Choose your workspace
At your desk.
Or next to the action.
The same focused approach to timecode, with an app for each way you work.
macOS
Timecode Pro for Mac
A compact native calculator for the edit suite. Keyboard input, format comparisons and a history you can export.
Get for MacExplore Mac One-time purchase. iPhone/iPad app sold separately.
iOS & iPadOS
Timecode Pro for iPhone & iPad
Timecode and film calculations within reach. Compare formats, review your calculations and pass on a result.
Get for iPhone & iPadExplore iPhone & iPad Listed as Timecode on the App Store. Mac app sold separately.
Made for post-production
A small tool.
A useful part of the workflow.
Keep four formats in view.
Choose your input and three additional formats. Compare timecode, frames and film units as you calculate.
Work through the calculation.
Add and subtract timecodes, multiply or divide values, then review the steps in calculation history.
Pass on the result.
Copy or share a calculation when the numbers need to leave your desk. On Mac, export history as CSV.