Time Code Zero lines up your audio-recorder files with your camera clips using the clocks already built into your gear. Open the timeline in DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro and it's already synced.
For Mac. Your original files are never changed.
Drop in your camera clips and your recorder files. Multiple cameras and multiple recorders are fine.
It finds a few clips where the camera's own sound matches the recorder and works out the difference between the two clocks.
That clock gap places every other clip, including far-away shots where the camera couldn't hear the dialogue.
It writes a timeline file that opens in DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro already synced.
Uses the clocks your camera and recorder already have. Nothing extra to buy or rig.
Wide shots, distant cameras and quiet scenes still line up, because placement comes from the clocks, not the sound.
Handles several cameras and several recorders in one job.
No usable camera audio? Line up one clip per recording in the built-in player and the app does the rest.
Your camera and audio files are never changed. It only writes a new timeline file.
No. It uses the clocks already built into your camera and recorder.
No. Your originals are never changed. It writes a separate timeline file.
Line up one clip per recording by hand in the built-in player. The app syncs the rest from there.
Yes. Multiple cameras and multiple recorders are supported.
DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro open its timeline files already synced.
macOS 13 or later.
US$49 · For Mac