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I tried that online [tc calculator](https://robwomack.com/timecode-calculator/). Its pretty finicky but you might have had it set to 59.97fps DF , I get 1084319 frames = 05:01:11:59 @ 60 fps. 1084319...

The TC display in MC is might be showing 30fps TC where it duplicates every step. My MC cannot display 60 TC without using a burn in. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/814966/200882834-c83b03ba-4d48-4b45-9b5d-3bceb035c37c.png) To make...

ok, in MC general settings there is option to change the TC display format from 30fps to 60 fps ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/814966/200905855-d7c354ab-41b0-4b98-803c-bdf49109b10c.png) ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/814966/200908886-ef449199-5015-495a-8abe-809a885d7425.png) Still haven't found a 60fps drop frame option.

No, those would produce different answers. maybe using 23.97 is a bit more clear. It would be the equivalent of this ``` frame = otio.opentime.from_timecode(timecode_str, 24).value a = otio.opentime.from_frames(frame, 23.97)...

what is the the project format/edit rate? ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/814966/200946729-4fca737c-20a9-4ff8-8ba4-6339e709c71d.png) some formats can't access certain timecodes.

I've verified those calculations in Resolve, it actually supports 59.94 TC with drop frame. 1084319 frames = 05:01:11:59 @ 59.94 fps without drop frame 1084319 frames = 05:01;30;03 @ 59.94...

Resolve also additionally supports a 16, 18, 47.952 and 48 TC format. The 47.952 appears to just be 48, like 23.976 is just 24 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/814966/203216787-0b03e85e-d08c-4113-a9c1-165b97397f1c.png)

I'm quite sure @jminor had his avid set in 30 TC mode for 60. Its the default setting. The timecode ticks every 2 frames and the top dot of the...

I've also verified those timecode values in Unreal Engine 60 fps NDF ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/814966/203431996-88f5d285-adbc-49e5-94f7-e46d3130ef31.png) 59.94 fps DF ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/814966/203432430-29da21b7-4ad0-4362-a1ee-4aefa01b31b6.png)

From that magic signature it looks like a KLV formatted AAF file. It is basically an MXF file. These type of files have been starting to coming up recently, another...