Don't see the benefit, when you like to see the render progress in time, take a look at the render dialogue.

Don't see the benefit, when you like to see the render progress in time, take a look at the render dialogue.

Where ?

The benefit? if there is any issue during the render one can see exactly where it is, simple.

The benefit? if there is any issue during the render one can see exactly where it is, simple.

What kind of issues are you looking for during rendering? On default, preview shows only every 5th frame during rendering, so the chance to see a wrong frame is 1:5.

Maybe if it failed to render, give a time stamp of where in the video? I have another editor that does that so you know where to look to see where the problem is.

Part of the problem with using MMSSFF is that it is not an accurate timing. It is based on what you start your timecode on the timeline. Most people start it at 00:00:00, but not always. So then then counter has to reflect Timecode as opposed to time.

I woud love to have a time stamp option , maybe a seperate pop-up window (please ????)

Especially for a post edit , music creation - sound forge or cubase, ....

I am a music creator and I had some issues back in the days , a movie edted by someone else at 24 fps

And music recorded by me by cubase standard this is 25 fps

When those are put together you get crap.

For an editor "frame" is the word , but for a musician it is "time".... at 1 minute 15 seconds I want to hit the bell

In Cubase you can load your movie and compose (play piano) on multi tracks with a big time stamp window running on your screen.

Vegas has now Post and Soundforge , so this woud be an add on

You can change the main timeline to "Absolute Frames" and then they will match.

That's how I do it. Change the main timeline counter, double click on it, type the number, and it goes there. In Sound Forge, however, simply typing Ctrl-G pulls up a GoTo dialog box. I think that approach is better.