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TCalc - 2.1

SMTPE time code calculator

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This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	2.1
Release Date:	2003-09-13
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	1,321
Downloads (all versions):	2,543
Price:	$22.00 download $34.00 on CD

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Product Description:

TCalc is a Macintosh application that calculates SMPTE time codes.

Calculates in:

30 Frames/Second (NTSC)
29.97 Frames/Second (Drop-Frame)
25 Frames/Second (PAL)

Allows multiple Calculators to be in use concurrently
Each Calculator is independent of the others, allowing for individual calculation modes
Keypad/Function Key mapping makes Timecode data entry simple and fast
Most menu functions and buttons have keyboard equivalents for efficient operations
Absolute Frame Count calculations can always be performed or viewed from each Calculator window
Keypad/Function key mapping is easily accessible from within the application
Calculations are performed as soon as you've entered anything in the Calculator window
Addition and subtraction operations are provided
Any calculated result can be copied to the Clipboard
Out Point support is available
Free demo available

What's new in this version:

Bugs fixed:

The Paste Edit menu item would not activate (Mac OS X) even when the Clipboard contained a proper numeric value.
The key combination control-option-apple-anything> would cause TCalc to exit even when it was in the background (Mac OS X).
Typing any number after highlighting a complete timecode string would cause an error message to appear stating that the Time Code field selections must contain numbers only. This error message has been replaced with a more meaningful message.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

System 7.0 - Mac OS 9.2.2
Mac OS X 10.1.5 or higher

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Wazzup...works just fine! - Version: 2.1, 5/10/2005 09:38AM PST

Mike Janowski

Sorry, frisbyj, this thing works fine. Ya type in a number (TC in the top left box, or frame number in the bottom left...), and ya get a corresponding timecode or frame number. The right hand box is for entering an offset (which I guess is necessary in some aspects of multimedia programming...I for one use them all the time when editing non-synchronus multicamera DV). You can "subtract 1" from the result if your non-linear editor does or doesn't count the out frame...and instantly switch from PAL to NTSC. what's not to like? who cares if it's ugly...I want to know how I plug it into an Appleworks or Excel spreadsheet so I can convert my entire dataset.

Useless - Version: 2.1, 9/20/2004 08:09AM PST

frisbyj

Unfortunately, this calculator is basically worthless. It's input fields are incredibly un-user-friendly, it doesn't past timecodes from Final Cut Pro, and it's nearly impossible to get it to be functional.

And their website.... - Version: 2.0, 6/15/2003 11:24PM PST

memyselfandimac

is just as Fugly as the application. Geocities on crack webdesigning.