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--- external:smpte_timecode [2019/12/26 16:44] – [Converters] icke_siegen
+++ external:smpte_timecode [2020/03/17 03:12] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 The signal needs to be sent to all devices which need to be synced. In a very basic environment feed the timecode from your video playback or digital audio workstation into your lighting console.
+For testing purposes you can even find audio files with timecode online or generate it, e.g. at http://elteesee.pehrhovey.net/.
 ===== Titan Consoles and timecode =====
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   * the Titan Mobile, Quartz, Tiger Touch, Tiger Touch Pro, Pearl Expert and Pear Expert Pro do **not** support timecode input but
     * if running Titan v12 or above: can be extended with a T2 in order to be used as timecode input
-    * do understand MIDI timecode so that you can use an external converter box to convert LTC to MTC
+    * do understand MIDI timecode so that you can use an external converter box to convert LTC to MTC, see below ([[external:smpte_timecode#Converters]])
   * Tiger Touch 2 and Sapphire Touch both have a designated LTC (SMPTE) input
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   * the [[https://rosendahl-studiotechnik.com/mif4.html|Rosendahl Mif-4]] is the gold standard for timecode converters in the AV industry
   * various [[https://motu.com/products/body.html?productslider=4|MOTU interfaces]], e.g. the [[https://motu.com/products/midi/micro_usb|MOTU micro express]] ((a few yeears ago there was a firmware issue in some MOTU interfaces, resulting in 1 second jumps in special situations, depending from frame rate and start time. Don't know if this has been resolved - we made MOTU aware of this.))
+  * the [[https://kiss-box.nl/product-archive/tc2tr-ltc-mtcmidi-tranceiver/|Kissbox TC2TR]]
+This list will never be complete. I believe I used a Fostex or Roland interface many years ago but I don't know for sure - this market is in constant movement.