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I captured 2 films for a client. Reel one (sequence 1) goes from 0:00 to 14:00. There is a gap between the sequences on the timeline. Reel two (Sequence 2) goes from 14:05 to 20:00. How can I display the timeline count from 14:05-20:00. Right now when I export sequence 2, the timecode display starts at 0:00 again I would like it to start at 14:05. I need the timeline count so that the client can give me the timeline reference for editing. Example: Cut from 15:05:12 - 15:06:07.
Thanks,
Theo
Go to your second sequence. Right click on the sequence tab and select Sequence settings. On the TC preset, switch the timecode to start at 14:05. Click OK.
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