00:08so over here as I scrub through the points you can see that there's numbers over here that is
00:14displayed so over here you can see that this one right here are the seconds so if I were to
00:19scrub
00:19through now we know that we are around 16.870 seconds right here as I go around and then change
00:28around the frame right here according to the frame the subsection of the second that is sub second is
00:36around so one second is around as you can see right here it's around 33 34 right here so as
00:44I go around
00:44that is what one frame is worth and that is why it moves up drastically as I click on this
00:50because
00:51this moves as per the frame of the video so this one is second this one is minute and this
00:57one is
00:57hour so if you want to be very precise in selection what you can also do is select out let's
01:02say for
01:03example this one and here the selection is made like 5.768 so I can change this around I can
01:09go
01:09ahead and type this out into let's say for example 5.000 right here and you can see that it
01:16moves
01:17forward and selects that exact portion just like that I can also go around over here and change
01:22that out into 7.000 so it takes three values after that and you can see that that is a
01:29precise selection
01:30just like that over here so I can go around and add in the selection right there just like that
01:35and go
01:35to let's say for example 8.500 and then I want to add in the end selection to 8 so
01:430 8 point let's say
01:45for example this is going to be 900 just like that so under a second selection just like this
01:52so this is how you can set the exact in an outpoint by using the timecode as well so that
01:58is how the
01:58timecode works and you can that is how you can utilize timecode to select the precise in an outpoint
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