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3.6 Timecode stream
Figure 14: Timecode stream settings
The output plug-in timecode pin is supported for MPEG, GXF, MXF and MOV formats. It is an easy and
convenient way to manually set a start timecode or to convey the timecode information from the input plug-in.
XFConverter currently supports continuous timecode but not discontinuous ones.
Keep Original Timecode: Set this parameter to “Yes” if you want to preserve the timecode originating from
the input plug-in. Set it to “No” if you want to manually define the start timecode.
Default Timecode: Use this parameter to define the start timecode.
Frame Rate: This parameter is useful when the frame rate is not constrained by the video system. However
the frame rate can be changed if the output plug-in embeds only audio streams.
Drop Frame: Use this parameter to define whether the timecode is drop frame or not. Note that this
parameter is not available with 50Hz timecode.