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10.6.3
Media layer & Cue stack playback as timecode providers
Media layers can be used as timecode providers for cue stack playbacks. The layers carry the timecode of the
currently playing media. If no media is playing, the timecode provider value does not update, and no
timecoded trigger can occur.
Cue stack playbacks can be used as timecode providers for other cue stack playbacks. The timecode emitted
is simply the same timecode the playback receives, adjusted by optional output and input offsets.
Fig. 106 -
Selecting a Layer or a Playback as timecode provider
When using media layer as a timecode provider the timecode follows the media playing on the layer.
Note
: If media end action is defined as loop, then timecode will return to the beginning value (00:00:00.000) when the media loops.
- If media end action is defined to play more than one media files in the collection (loop collection, random and next) the timecode follows
each played media accordingly.
- If the collection contains different length media files, please note that timecode triggers outside the media timeframe will not be triggered.
