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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Timecode Pro for iPhone & iPad
The numbers.
Where you
need them.
A dedicated timecode and film calculator for your pocket or your iPad. Work through a calculation, compare formats and share the result.
Listed as Timecode on the App Store.One-time iPhone/iPad purchase. Mac app sold separately.
From the studio to the set
A calculator that
speaks your formats.
Timecode, frames, feet and frames, metres or film rolls: choose the units for the task and keep comparison values visible while you calculate.
For editorial, VFX, audio post and broadcast work, a small calculation can be the thing that lets the next decision move forward.
- One input. Three comparisons.
- Configure the primary display and the three conversion displays with the video or film formats you need.
- More than addition
- Add and subtract timecodes, multiply or divide by a number, and divide one timecode by another.
- Keep your working
- Review calculations in history and share one calculation or a history log.
- For iPhone and iPad
- The iPhone/iPad App Store purchase covers those two devices. Check the listing for current device and OS compatibility.
Before you buy
The right app.
The right listing.
Why does the App Store say Timecode?
Timecode Pro is our shared product brand. The existing iPhone/iPad App Store listing keeps its title, Timecode, so customers retain their original purchase and update path.
Does this purchase include the Mac app?
No. The Mac app is sold separately as Timecode Pro on the Mac App Store.
Does it sync calculation history?
History stays on each device. It does not sync between iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Can it convert an actual video file?
Timecode Pro calculates timecode, frame counts and film units. It does not transcode, interpolate or retime picture and audio.
Listed as Timecode on the App Store.
Reference for the real workflow.
Understand the assumptions behind a conversion before committing to the numbers.
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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