Dropcode 4+

Name: Dropcode
Price: 7.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (8 reviews)
Author: Stefan Kubicki

Stefan Kubicki

专为 iPhone 设计

- 4.6 • 8 个评分

- US$7.99

iPhone 截屏

简介

Distraction-free notetaking during screenings. Finally.

When you're watching down a cut, you should be paying attention to what's on the screen—not your notepad or phone. With Dropcode, you don't even have to look down. Just tap the bottom of the screen to drop a marker at the current timecode.

And for those times when a marker might not be enough, we've got you covered. Swipe right to make a note using one of four customizable presets, or left to write your own note.

When you're done, simply export your markers and throw them on a timeline. Dropcode exports to Avid Media Composer and DaVinci Resolve, with support for other NLEs coming soon. Addressing cut notes has never been simpler.

Never forget what you were thinking during that scene again. Dropcode is an indispensable tool for editors, directors, producers, and executives.

FEATURES:
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- Add markers without looking at your phone
- Customizable starting timecode
- Frame rate options (24 or 25)
- Customizable note presets
- Keyboard shortcuts for use with a bluetooth keyboard or programmable button
- Export markers by email, iMessage, or Airdrop
- Auto-dim the screen on start for a distraction-free viewing experience

2021年12月30日

版本 1.2

Cosmetic updates for iOS 15.

4.6（满分 5 分）

8 个评分

Must have for long-form editorial

A breezy app that allows me to make note of the smallest things that bother me while watching an edit without having to decipher something I scribbled in the dark. Very much worth it.

Awesome app

This app is so useful! I can take notes right into my phone, air drop it, and import right into Avid. Super intuitive and easy to use. With the time it saves, it's well worth the money

Great App — 2 suggestions

In my case I use time of day for my project timecode in other words the built-in clock which filmic pro uses by default.

So it would be nice if the start time code could simply be the time on my iPad Similar to how FiLMiC Pro does it. Ie press the start on Dropcode and timecode begins at current TOD.

The second one would be the ability to pause... thanks for the reply that it DOES pause!

Btw... there is a great iOS app called emerald time It shows seconds where iOS doesn’t

Thanks for the feedback, I'll look at implementing an option to sync timecode to the clock!

As for pausing, you can actually do that already by pressing 'STOP' -- this will pause the timecode and allow you to resume from that point.