Timecode Stamping

Use Timecode Stamping when a recording contains LTC and you want to stamp WAVs with start timecode or write a CSV report.

Timecode Stamping writes bext and iXML start timecode from the LTC source without changing the audio samples. Use Single for one synchronised WAV set, or Grouped Batch to stamp aligned WAVs across grouped takes.

1. Open Timecode Stamping from the Overview screen.
2. Add the source WAV or BWF files you want to stamp.
3. Choose the LTC source and the channel that carries LTC. Select the dedicated timecode channel rather than a microphone channel.
4. Set the expected frame rate.
5. Choose Stamp WAVs, or Stamp groups when using Grouped Batch.
6. Review the results and warnings, then choose an output folder and export the stamped WAVs and CSV report.

Use a clean, continuous LTC signal where possible. A wrong channel, missing signal or mismatched frame rate can produce results that look plausible but are placed incorrectly.