User Guide

88 Chapter 5 Viewing and Modifying Timecode
To reset the timecode display for all clips in the active project:
1 In the Browser, click the tab of the project that you want to change timecode display
settings for.
2 Choose Edit > Project Properties.
3 Choose a timecode display from the Time Display pop-up menu.
4 Select the Reset Time Display checkbox.
5 Click OK.
To globally set the time mode of all clips in the project to source time, clip
time, and native speed on or off:
1 In the Browser, click the tab of the project for which you want to change time
mode settings.
2 Choose Edit > Project Properties.
3 Choose a source time or clip time from the Time Mode pop-up menu.
4 Select or deselect the View Native Speed checkbox.
5 Click OK.
Modifying Media File and Sequence Timecode
In Final Cut Pro 4, you can modify media file timecode in several ways:
• Individual timecode adjustments can be made by choosing Modify > Timecode.
• Multiple clips can be adjusted in the Browser column.
Timecode tracks in your media files can be added, altered, and even removed by
choosing Modify > Timecode. This is the most common way to add or delete timecode
tracks from a media file.
When modifying clips that refer to several media files (such as merged clips), there is a
tab for each media file in the Modify Timecode dialog.
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