If you take the ratio the time codes you give... 1:01;06 = 61.194466666666666666666666666667 1:01;04 = 61.127733333333333333333333333333 which makes perfect sense-- the notion of specifying time code as the ratio of two numbers is present throughout Apple's multimedia APIs. For example CMTime struct, stores "value" and "timescale". I assume that 30000 might correlate to 30 fps... -Kevin On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 4:21 AM, Andreas Kiel <kiel@spherico.com> wrote:

Hi all,

Does anyone know about any docs on how to handle TC to FCPX time conversion for XML.

While it looks simple at the first glimpse it seems to be more complicated at the second look - with DF TC

An example: A sequence which starts with "00:01:01;06" will show up in the XML with "tcStart="1835834/30000s"" A sequence which starts with "00:01:01;04" will show up in the XML with "tcStart="146706560/2400000s""

Any hint is appreciated.

Andreas

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