time code
Frame location reference
A time code is a sequence of numbers identifying a specific moment in recorded media, typically showing hours, minutes, seconds, and frames.
Video editors use time codes to locate precise points in footage: Jump to time code 01:23:45:12.
Time codes synchronize audio and video tracks and enable frame-accurate editing.
- timestampRecorded moment identifier
- counterFlat service surface
- cueTrigger for action
- frameSupporting outer structure
- syncCoordinate timing or data
timeline · synchronization · playback · metadata · intervals · video editing · clapperboard · digits · numbers · sequencer · atomic clock · record · chronometer · tape · jog · tick · display · edit
- timekeepingclock, watch, watches, clocks, calendar
- codespassword, binary, DNA, RNA, passcode
- camcorderlens, viewfinder, LCD screen, record button, zoom lens
- sync signalssync, master clock, timecode, LTC, vsync
- Home VideoVHS, video cassette, DVD, camcorder, home movies
- broadcast equipmentbroadcast camera, broadcast tower, broadcast antenna, antenna array, transmitter