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# Adjusting Timecodes

You can easily adjust single or multiple event timecodes:

| 1. | Select the invalid entry or entries in the spreadsheet.

| 2. | Double-click in the Src In column.

| 3. | Adjust the timecode as required. You can enter absolute or relative timecode values:

• Absolute - absolute timecodes contain eight digits and specify the new timecode for the event, regardless of the current timecode.

Example | Result
01:05:43:21 | Sets the timecode at 1 hour, 05 minutes, 43 seconds, and 21 frames
01054321

• Relative - uses + and - values to alter the timecode relative to its current value. You can also use h, m, and s to denote hours, minutes, and seconds.

Current Position | Example | Result
01:05:43:21 | +1h | 02:05:43:21
-110 | 01:05:42:11
+10000 | 01:06:43:21
-6m | 00:59:43:21

The media changes state to .

Note: Timelines start at 01:00:00:00 by default, but you can change this to any value using the Sequence panel.

If you’re not sure what the timecode should be, you can:

• Hover the mouse over the target entry in the spreadsheet to view a timecode tooltip.

OR

• Examine the source clip’s metadata and calculate the correct Src In:

| 1. | Right-click the required entry and select Project View.

| 2. | Right-click the clip in the bin and select Open In > Metadata View, or press Alt+D.

The selected clip metadata is displayed in a floating pane.