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2 Choose one of the following settings in the Clock Format menu:
• Clock Format: 1 1 1 1
• Clock Format: 1. 1. 1. 1
• Clock Format: 1 1 1 0
• Clock Format: 1. 1. 1. 0
• Clock Format: 1 1 _1
• Clock Format: 1. 1. _1
• Clock Format: 1 1 _0
• Clock Format: 1. 1. _0
3 Choose one of the following settings in the Display SMPTE menu:
• With Bits: Subframes (SMPTE bits 0 to 79) are shown.
• Without Bits: Subframes are not shown.
• With Quarter Frames: Quarter frames are shown.
• As Feet Frames, 35 mm film: The display is displayed in feet and frames, for 35mm film.
• As Feet Frames, 16 mm film: The display is displayed in feet and frames, for 16mm film.
• With Milliseconds: The frame fractions are displayed in milliseconds instead of SMPTE bits
(also called subframes). Don’t forget that this value is dependent on the frame rate: at
25 fps, a frame is 40 milliseconds long, at 30 fps, approximately 33 ms.
• With Samples: Frame fractions are shown as sample values.
• With Frames and Samples: Both fractional frame and sample values are shown.
4 Select the “Zeros as spaces” checkbox if you want zero values to appear as blank spaces,
rather than the number 0 in SMPTE time displays.
5 Choose one of the following settings in the Display Tempo As pop-up menu:
• Beats Per Minute (BPM, Maelzel): Beats per minute, to four individually adjustable decimal
places.
• BPM without Decimals: Beats per minute, with no decimal places.
• Frames Per Click with Eights: Frames per beat with eighths. After the value, you will see
fpc.
• Frames Per Click with Decimals: Frames per beat, to four decimal places. Take care, as
this display can easily be confused with the bpm display.
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