Live Timecode Notes

Name: Live Timecode Notes
Rating: 4.9 (7 reviews)
Author: EditingTools.io

Produktivität

Kostenlos · In-App-Käufe · Entwickelt für iPad

7 Bewertungen
Alter

4+
Jahre
Kategorie

Produktivität
Entwicklungsteam

EditingTools.io
Sprache

DE
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16,8
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Take timecode-related notes to the next level. Designed for iOS, this app was developed in collaboration with film industry professionals to create the most productive and easy-to-use tool. With customizable tags, predefined buttons, and universal colors, this app is designed to speed up the note-taking process during live events or studio recording. Notes can later be exported as PDF or CSV file to create spreadsheets. Or they can be exported as timeline markers for Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Avid Media Composer and other post-production applications. Key features: - Create custom projects for each event or day of shooting - Create custom tags and organize them into groups - Create quick comment buttons for instant notes with predefined values - Create or join online sessions and comment together with your team - Set timecode to match your frame rate (23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 NDF, 29.97 DF, 30, 48, 50, 59.94 NDF, 59.94 DF, 60) - Set timecode to another time zone to comment on remote video stream - Connect your device to an external clock or timecode generate (for example Tentacle Sync E) - Export notes as document such as PDF or CSV to generate spreadsheets - Export notes as timeline markers for film editing in Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Avid Media Composer - Export notes as captions / subtitles for use as overlay in any NLE - Export notes as OTRN (Open Timecode-Related Notes) - Merge notes into ALE files into the corresponding takes - Transfer projects to other devices - Import projects from other devices. - Backup projects to the EditingTools.io cloud with one click. - Review notes with filter functions for text, timecode, and tags. We have also added two demo projects to make it easier to get started with the tools and try them out. We are very open to feedback and want to hear your ideas on how to improve the app. Thank you to everyone who has supported our app development over the years. It is a truly international project. If you have any feedback, feature improvements or translations, please let us know. The app comes with a free plan that allows the creation of 3 free projects and up to 5 buttons and 10 tags per project. The subscription plan offers an unlimited number of projects, tags, and buttons, and also unlocks all export options. Subscriptions help us cover the cost of developing this application. Please consider supporting us if you like this app. We build this app with security in mind, which means no data is shared with any third party and everything is stored and processed locally unless you choose to share the files over iOS. Data processing is local, secure and confidential and can also be used for critical projects and events. If you have any questions or feature requests, please contact our support team. We are happy to assist you!

Bewertungen & Rezensionen

4,9

von 5

7 Bewertungen

Lifesaver 🌟
27. März

flgnfhg
This is a huge time and live saver on set when you need to make quick notes that efficiently translate into post production!
Lifesaver 🌟
27. März

flgnfhg

This is a huge time and live saver on set when you need to make quick notes that efficiently translate into post production!
Nice
30. März

jdb____
Looks amazing and very well made. I will definitely use this. Timecode input via external LTC would be the icing on the cake, allowing the app to be used with other timecode systems like ACN, that don’t support Bluetooth as far as I know. Or maybe something could be worked out using the camera and text recognition to “jam” timecode from pointing the camera at an Timecode display?
Nice
30. März

jdb____

Looks amazing and very well made. I will definitely use this. Timecode input via external LTC would be the icing on the cake, allowing the app to be used with other timecode systems like ACN, that don’t support Bluetooth as far as I know. Or maybe something could be worked out using the camera and text recognition to “jam” timecode from pointing the camera at an Timecode display?