LTC_Systime 1.0

Then use your Canon or Nikon software to set the clock of the cam to the computers clock.<br /><br />Note that the very popular Zoom BWF recorder DOES NOT HAVE an LTC input, and afaik, it cannot slave to anything nor output any reference signal.<br /><br />(And i've got no idea why it saves BWF then, as it never will be in sync with anything except it's own clock...)<br /><br />What this thing does:<br />It can accept LTC coming in on the audio port, and lock the computer's time to that.<br />(Set your audio settings to the correct port first)<br />OR, it can output LTC sync to the computers system time.<br /><br />Use it for any purpose you might see fit, but i've made it to simplify DSLR / BWF syncing.<br /><br />Main features include<br /><br />Unlike the LTC liveGenerator, this one is dead accurate, and that's needed:<br /><br />Using Canon's or Nikon's DSLR cams, you probably use dual system audio.<br />So if you can get your Canon or Nikon to set their clock to the computers system time, and that is in sync with your BWF recorder, both will be in sync.<br />Use my QTchange application to add QT timecode to your clips,<br />based on the .THM files that are saved with the clips.<br />(Just the filedate /time is not enough, that's only accurate up to one second...)

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Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Accurate,  Canons,  Livegenerator,  Needed,  Simplify,  Syncing,  Unlike
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