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emmrecs wrote on 9/11/2014, 11:07 AM

You can create your own Timecode "file" using the "Timecode Frame Generator" at http://www.2writers.com/download.htm  You can set frame size, frame rate etc. in the utility and then export as .avi a file which can be placed on a track in MEP's timeline.

HTH.

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johnebaker wrote on 9/11/2014, 12:51 PM

@ glumaoz

Please do not post the same question in two different forums.

This question has already been answered here.

By posting the same question again you have split the answers so that the thread has ow been broken.

John

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