I like recording things like my kids performances with a GoPro or two, and sometimes my wife or I get some shots on our phones. Multi-cam can be fantastic when you have people walking around in front of cameras, for example.
I used to have a majorly hard time syncing the multiple cameras shots, though the last time I did it (a couple months ago) I had much better luck with the "sync using audio" feature, in the past I've had problems. But why can't we have a timecode with the video stream, in the cases of GPS cameras (I think everyt camera I have now has a GPS)?
You are off by 6 orders of magnitude, GPS time is accurate to within 30 ns: https://www.gps.gov/gps-accuracy
Genlock, Clock Gen and their friends are at the top of the "check all of the responsible hardware, the ports, and the cables" list when someone is having a flaky problem that doesn't make sense to anybody. Shortly followed by 44.1 vs 48khz and 59.94 vs 60fps being wrong somewhere
I think many people here would be very surprised at how common these are still.
In my work, we get SCC ordered CONSTANTLY, even when the intended platform it’s for is fully digital.
I feel it’s a mixture of misunderstandings between that and SDH in addition to just people using subtitles and captions interchangeably.
To the viewer relying on captioning, it makes no difference whatsoever. Captioning is decoded by the TV itself. Subtitles are overlaid by the app. Streaming sources when decoded send the embedded captioning to the same caption decoder as OTA broadcasts or decoded from a VHS tape.
From someone that has spent decades working with subs and captions, the differences are obvious. To everyone else, it's just text on screen regardless of what it is technically
JJOS is legendary though. Crazy how much it adds
A real what?
We used JJOS. It is such an awesome upgrade over the stock OS.