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  1. 23rd Dec 2005 03:43 #1
    Sean_ve99
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    Hello
    I'm working on one video and I need to add a digital clock/timer to the video, which is always running and shows time from 00:00:00:00 to 50:00:00
    Any ideas how to make this?
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    Hi Shahram,

    Which video editing software (if any) are you using? I believe that there are some that will (easily?) do this for you.

    Also, what are your source files? I ask because DV AVI has a time code in them.
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    Hi
    Thanks for your reply, I use adobe premiere 6.5 and my source file is AVI DV but there isn’t time code in it, someone helped me to create time code by after effect, if you know better way, please help me?
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    AVISynth script would do it. (There may have even been an old thread on the very subject)

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