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2. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
h2ofun Dec 22, 2008 3:18 PM (in response to h2ofun)Darn, wonder why it is so hard. :o(
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3. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
Harm Millaard Dec 22, 2008 3:30 PM (in response to h2ofun)It's not hard, just impossible because by editing you are creating a new film that loses all it's original data, like date and time stamp, when exporting.
Compare it to some apples I bought at the local store. When I put them in a kitchen machine and treat them to 'editing' there is no way I can get the original purchase date back, since they are now transformed to apple juice. I still have the purchase date from the store on my receipt, but can't access it anymore when using the apple juice. -
4. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
h2ofun Dec 22, 2008 3:41 PM (in response to h2ofun)I am not wanting to get any of the original data, I just want to be able to put todays date and time, just like I was using my camcorder to take the video live. So, the original clips had the date and time they were originally made. I now just want to have todays date on the since M2T project file which basically states I just made this file today. Just happens to be made in the computer putting stuff together, rather than shooting from the original camera. This make any sense? I do not care about the original dates.
Thanks again for the help. Must be some way to put this info on the new file I just made in the computer, rather than camcorder.
I want to put a date and time when you finished making that apple juice. Just like if a good wine is made. Who cares about the date and time each grape was picked, but you sure want to know when the bottle was corked.
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5. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
Harm Millaard Dec 22, 2008 3:58 PM (in response to h2ofun)Doesn't that come automatically with the creation of the file as seen in Explorer? -
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h2ofun Dec 22, 2008 4:03 PM (in response to h2ofun)I need it as megadata like the original files on the camcorder, so I can use scene detect s/w to split them apart. When I play the file on the sony deck, the data code files are blank. When I play files that were copied from my camcorder, the data code is there. So, I just need to get the data code into the m2t stream file I am making somehow.
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7. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
Harm Millaard Dec 22, 2008 4:12 PM (in response to h2ofun)I don't think that is possible, because when recreating a new file, you also recreate new data codes which are just one set of data in a single file. -
8. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
h2ofun Dec 22, 2008 4:22 PM (in response to h2ofun)I know there are tools to repair TC. I wonder if there is a tool to repair data codes? I keep looking.
Thanks again.
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9. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
Bill Hunt Dec 30, 2008 1:59 PM (in response to h2ofun)Dave,
Have you explored DVDate. Seems that there was a recent new version, that added a lot of features, like repairing sync issues. Never used it for what you need, but it might be worth a look,
http://paul.glagla.free.fr/dvdate_en.htm
Good luck,
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10. Re: Data Code in new M2T export
h2ofun Dec 30, 2008 3:42 PM (in response to h2ofun)Looks like a utility that should do the job, but it says only DV, not HDV. I will give it a try anyways. I did just look at a HDV avi with it and yep, no datecode. So, will give it a shot for the heck of it.
Dave



