However, if you view the metadata in VLC, it does not seem to include the timestamp; see here: http://screencast.com/t/YyAy8Ac1CK
Is there no way to access this timestamp in VLC - preferably as an always-on OSD, when available?
Thanks in advance!
Quicktime Movie Timestamps (from iPhone)?
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Quicktime Movie Timestamps (from iPhone)?
After recording a video on an iPhone, the .MOV can be opened in Quicktime, and you can see the original timestamp via Window->Show Movie Properties (in the Annotations grid at the bottom). See here: http://screencast.com/t/9FTkPZMoHrf
However, if you view the metadata in VLC, it does not seem to include the timestamp; see here: http://screencast.com/t/YyAy8Ac1CK
Is there no way to access this timestamp in VLC - preferably as an always-on OSD, when available?
Thanks in advance!
However, if you view the metadata in VLC, it does not seem to include the timestamp; see here: http://screencast.com/t/YyAy8Ac1CK
Is there no way to access this timestamp in VLC - preferably as an always-on OSD, when available?
Thanks in advance!
Re: Quicktime Movie Timestamps (from iPhone)?
...Since it's been a full year and a half, is it reasonable to bump this thread....?
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