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  1. 3rd Nov 2004 14:59 #1
    Stobe
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    Hello,

    I was wondering if there is any program or windows plugin that will allow you to see the time code (of when the video was actually recorded) from a DV AVI file. When I use Ulead Video Studio 8, you can see that information, but I cannot see it from "File>Properties" in windows. Also, I cannot see it in other Video editing programs.

    I was hoping to find a program that would display those time/date stamps, so I could know what order to put my captures in.

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  2. 3rd Nov 2004 15:29 #2
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    Hi Stobe,

    One of the following may do the trick:

    DV Time Stamp
    DVdate
    DV_Datecode
    DV Sub Maker

    Hope one of them is what you need...
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  3. 4th Nov 2004 05:26 #3
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    Thanks Daamon, it looks like one of those should do the trick!

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    No problem...
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  5. 4th Nov 2004 14:33 #5
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    Yup, I grabbed DVDate, and it worked great. It does a lot more than I really need, but I can scroll through a list of AVIs and see the date-taken code.

    Thanks again,
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