Type & code

Subtitle

Burnt-in timecode: the only effect that reads the frame clock.

Subtitle: a type & code effect on the built-in sample photograph. Computed on your machine right now.
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Controls

size
Type size in source pixels. The caption belongs to the frame and travels with it into any output size
position
Bottom is a subtitle, top is the service line of a work print. They have different jobs, and an operator looks for them in different places
fps
Frames per second. A timecode counts frames, not fractions of a second, and without this the last pair of digits means nothing
box
Opacity of the plate behind the text. Broadcast timecode always has one, because without it the text vanishes on a bright frame
safe area
Draws the safe-area frame — the ninety per cent that titles stay inside, because the viewer’s edges may be cut off
contrast
A number from -1 to 1, 0 by default.
ink
A colour, #ffffff by default.

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