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Master, Absolute, Clip, Remain, Duration

Master: In Asset mode, displays timecode for the selected frame that corresponds to the original (source) timecode for the asset. In Output mode, displays timecode for the selected frame that corresponds to the timecode of the sequence.

Absolute: Displays timecode for the selected frame that is offset from the first frame of the asset or sequence (time elapsed).

Clip: (MediaCentral UX v2.8 and later) In Output mode, displays timecode for the selected frame that corresponds to the original (source) timecode of the clip in the loaded sequence. This feature is especially useful when logging sequences. The following illustration shows the display for a sequence loaded in Output mode, with Clip selected.

You can also select Clip for a clip loaded in Asset mode, but this is less useful because in Asset mode the master timecode and the clip timecode are identical.

Remain: Displays timecode for the selected frame that is offset from the last frame of the asset or sequence (time remaining).

Duration: (MediaCentral UX v2.8 and later) Displays the total duration of a loaded asset in either Asset mode or Output mode.The following illustration shows the display for an asset loaded in Asset mode. Note that if you select Duration, the Mark In and Mark Out displays show the master timecode.

The following illustration shows the display for a sequence loaded in Output mode. Note that the smaller display also shows the duration of the sequence.

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Timecode display menu button

Lists options for the large timecode display.

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In point

(Asset mode only) Displays timecode for the In point. The timecode displayed depends on your selection: Master, Absolute, or Remain.

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Out point

(Asset mode only) Displays timecode for the Out point. The timecode displayed depends on your selection: master, absolute, or remain.

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Duration

In Asset mode, shows timecode for the duration from In point to Out point.

In Output mode, shows timecode for the duration of the sequence.