BITC

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BITC (Burnt-In Timecode) is a visual representation of timecode numbers superimposed directly onto video frames for easy reference during editing and review.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf post-production tool
timecode format
abbreviationOf Burnt-In Timecode NERFINISHED
appearsOn each video frame
associatedWith LTC NERFINISHED
SMPTE timecode NERFINISHED
VITC NERFINISHED
canBeGeneratedBy NLE systems
timecode burn-in hardware
video editing software
commonlyUsedOn proxy files
review copies
workprints
displayedAs numbers overlaid on video frames
fullName Burnt-In Timecode
hasDefinition visual representation of timecode numbers superimposed directly onto video frames
helpsWith communicating edit changes
conform from offline to online edit
syncing notes to exact frames
isDifferentFrom LTC audio timecode
VITC vertical interval timecode
embedded timecode metadata
isOverlayOn picture area of the video
isUsefulFor VFX shot tracking
localization workflows
quality control
remote review sessions
mayInclude drop-frame or non-drop-frame indication
user bits
persistsIn video image once rendered
positionedAt bottom of frame
corners of frame
top of frame
represents frame position in a video sequence
timecode
typicallyFormat HH:MM:SS:FF GENERATED
usedFor easy reference of timecode during editing
edit decision logging
review and approval workflows
shot identification
usedIn film post-production
offline editing
television post-production
video editing
video review
visibleTo any viewer of the video

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