VirtualDub time counter?

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I am looking for a VirtualDub filter that will overlay a time counter
(including the millisecond field) starting at the frame in the video I
specify. Anything of this sort available?

Thanks,
Kevin

 

[Shez]

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In the faraway land of rec.video.desktop, Kevin Arouza
<kevarouza@hotmail.com> said:
>I am looking for a VirtualDub filter that will overlay a time counter
>(including the millisecond field) starting at the frame in the video I
>specify. Anything of this sort available?

There's the "Add Frame Numbers" plugin which can add a timestamp or
frame numbers but I don't know if it has milliseconds or will work from
a given offset.


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Shez <UseReplyAddress@nospam.invalid.uk> wrote in message news:<e2gpI4DjQ9FBFwHS@zerex.nospam.co.uk>...
> In the faraway land of rec.video.desktop, Kevin Arouza
> <kevarouza@hotmail.com> said:
> >I am looking for a VirtualDub filter that will overlay a time counter
> >(including the millisecond field) starting at the frame in the video I
> >specify. Anything of this sort available?
>
> There's the "Add Frame Numbers" plugin which can add a timestamp or
> frame numbers but I don't know if it has milliseconds or will work from
> a given offset.


Thanks! That filter did the trick

Kevin

 

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Shez <UseReplyAddress@nospam.invalid.uk> wrote in message news:<e2gpI4DjQ9FBFwHS@zerex.nospam.co.uk>...
> In the faraway land of rec.video.desktop, Kevin Arouza
> <kevarouza@hotmail.com> said:
> >I am looking for a VirtualDub filter that will overlay a time counter
> >(including the millisecond field) starting at the frame in the video I
> >specify. Anything of this sort available?
>
> There's the "Add Frame Numbers" plugin which can add a timestamp or
> frame numbers but I don't know if it has milliseconds or will work from
> a given offset.


Thanks! That filter did the trick

Kevin