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When working on longform projects (feature films) it's pretty common to upload scenes/sections that have embedded timecode. Currently every dropbox replay comment starts at 0:00.000. It'd be very helpful (especially for comment export) to have a timecode offset for each uploaded file. So if I'm uploading a section of a film that starts at timecode 02:10:11:18, for example, the comments will begin at that timecode rather than at 00:00:00:00
Ideally, dropbox replay could reference the timecode embedded in the uploaded files to find this offset, or even read a portion of the screen (often timecode is embedded in the image) to figure out the offset. But even having a manual offset would be lovely.
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- Neal2 days ago
Community Manager
Status changed:NewtoOpenHi jonat8han!
Thanks for submitting your idea to the Community and Happy New Year!
Utilising the embedded timecode makes a lot of sense ( I used to work in video editing so I understand completely).
I've opened this idea up for voting and added my own vote too!
Best of luck!