Timecode


Time code is the measure of time when editing a video. It is measured in hours:minutes:seconds:frames. Frames is the amount of images inside the video. For example, the popular frame rate is 24 frames per second, so that means that every second, there are 24 images being captured. It is very important because it can be used to get to a very specific part of the video to make sure the cut is just right.

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