time codes

Position in recording

Time codes are numerical sequences that identify specific points in audio or video recordings, typically showing hours, minutes, seconds, and frames.

They allow precise navigation and synchronization: The editor jumped to time code 01:23:45:12.

Time codes are essential in film production, broadcasting, and post-production work, enabling different teams to reference exact moments in footage.

subtitles

captions

Text describing visual content

closed captioning · accessibility · script · hearing impaired · cue · duration · offset · bilingual · multilingual

video-editing

timecode

Frame-by-frame position reference

sequence · clip · trim · cut · splice · footage · post-production · scrubbing · nonlinear editing · rendering

broadcasting

schedule

Plan of timed events

lineup · primetime · daypart · live · delay · countdown · syndication · network · commercial break · newscast

audio-production

DAW

Audio production software

  • waveformGraphed oscillation pattern
  • syncCoordinate timing or data
  • cueTrigger for action

beat · tempo · sample · recording · mixing · track · punch-in · automation · marker · session

Categories
Opposites
temporal precision

time codeschapter titles

Names for book divisions

verbal cues

navigation method

time codestable of contents

List of chapters and pages

bookmarks · random access · continuous play

temporal specificity

time codesraw footage

Unprocessed recorded material

Family

time, code, times, timed, timing, timer, timers, timely, untimely

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Rated G