timecodes
Points in footage
Timecodes are numerical markers indicating position within recorded audio or video, typically formatted as hours, minutes, seconds, and frames: The director noted the timecode for each usable take.
They allow precise navigation and synchronization in editing: Sync the audio to the timecode on the video track.
Also spelled as two words.
Supporting outer structure
- timelineOrdered display of events
- sequenceOrdered succession of elements
- cutSeverance or reduction
- spliceJoin end to end
clip · trim · edit · sync · synchronize · playback · footage · montage
Systematic organization for retrieval
- markerSomething that signals location
- referenceDirecting attention elsewhere
- taggingAttaching identifying markers
- loggingRecording system events
chapter · segment · duration · framerate · encoding · digital · streaming · archive
Verbatim written account
- captionText accompanying an image
- subtitleSecondary title text
- closed captioningOn-screen transcription of audio
- SDHMultiplexing standard for carriers
dialogue · sync · verbatim · annotation · indexing · searchable · accessibility · localization
frame
Supporting outer structure
splice · clip · trim · edit · sync · synchronize · playback · footage · montage · rendering
indexing
Systematic organization for retrieval
- markerSomething that signals location
- referenceDirecting attention elsewhere
- taggingAttaching identifying markers
logging · chapter · segment · duration · framerate · encoding · digital · streaming · archive · retrieval
transcript
Verbatim written account
- captionText accompanying an image
- subtitleSecondary title text
- closed captioningOn-screen transcription of audio
SDH · dialogue · sync · verbatim · annotation · indexing · searchable · accessibility · localization · embedded