Well, it's not quite that simple. The SMPTE timecode itself is just a number (containing the hours, minutes, seconds, and frame/sample count). But that number has to be encoded in some kind of signal that the receiving A/V equipment knows how to use (audio, video, or MIDI).
This article gives a little background on SMPTE and suggests a way that you might be able to send LTC SMPTE from Vuo. Use the LTC Two web app to generate a wav file. Then play the wav file in Vuo (see File > Open Example > Audio > Play Audio File).
For generating and encoding the SMPTE timecode within Vuo, there's an open feature request for one method: MIDI Clock / MTC.
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Well, it's not quite that
Well, it's not quite that simple. The SMPTE timecode itself is just a number (containing the hours, minutes, seconds, and frame/sample count). But that number has to be encoded in some kind of signal that the receiving A/V equipment knows how to use (audio, video, or MIDI).
This article gives a little background on SMPTE and suggests a way that you might be able to send LTC SMPTE from Vuo. Use the LTC Two web app to generate a wav file. Then play the wav file in Vuo (see File > Open Example > Audio > Play Audio File).
For generating and encoding the SMPTE timecode within Vuo, there's an open feature request for one method: MIDI Clock / MTC.
THX this helps... not exactly
THX this helps... not exactly what i was looking for but this is a nice work-a-round. thank you!