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    [ANSWERED] Timecode Comparator

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      thorsj last edited by Woland

      I'm trying to get cues to trigger from timecode (to match edits) but I can't get the timecode comparator to trigger. I have no problem using float to integer from timecode on a regular comparator. Is there a trick to getting the timecode comparator to work without rounding to integer?

      Thank you!

      J

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        thorsj last edited by

        I think the real question is: is there a way to trigger a value from non-integer timecode (so you can cue by frames and not just even seconds)... the value trigger only seems willing to accept integers.

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          thorsj @thorsj last edited by

          maybe i'm answering my own questions: timecode comparator doesn't output trigger with EQ value but seems to work with GE... interesting.

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            mark_m @thorsj last edited by

            @thorsj

            I have found that EQ in the comparator actor can be erratic in its behavious: the exact equal value moment is fleeting. I always use GE now.

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              Kathmandale @thorsj last edited by

              @thorsj as @mark_m say's this is definitely the case. To be honest, even with the standard 'non-timecode' comparators I think in nearly every scenario with a quickly changing value, GE (or LE) is more reliable. With = you only get a fraction of a second for the stars to align, GE gives you a big safety net.

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                Aidan @mark_m last edited by

                @mark_m I noted the same and also use GE.

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