Grass Valley LVS 100 v.3.15 - Manual (Page 102)

System Configuration and Startup
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If you do not assign an external timecode source, timecode from the free–run-
ning internal timecode generator is attached to your video.
The timecode from the internal generator is also used during playback operations
in the Playlist and Timeline windows. The recorded timecode is not used in these
cases, thus ensuring continuous sequential timecode during the playback of all
the scenes.
The lower input line of each resource represents the internal timecode. See
Figure 3–5.
Normally, the internal timecode is used as continuous time (running timecode) in
the Playlist window.
The running timecode starts from 00:00:00:00, but you can also set a start time
arbitrarily with the Clock button in the Current Resource Information window.
See Figure 5–5 on page 5–6.
For example, you can start a playlist from 11:00:00:00. When prerolled, the
timecode starts from around 10:59:xx:xx.
Internal Timecode
Running Timecode