External Timecode on Blackmagic Pocket 6K

In this video we’ll show how to make a Blackmagic Pocket 6K accept external Timecode.
Turn on all your Lockit devices, choose one of them to be the Master Clock - then press-and-hold the green button to broadcast timecode and framerate through ACN and you are set.
Make sure all cameras and Lockits run on the same frame rate.
- Lockit: press green and red simultaneously to enter menu, then and navigate to “Project Rate”
- Camera: Tap “FPS” at the top left of the display
How to make the camera accept external Timecode:
The Blackmagic Pocket 6K input accepts LTC timecode on Audio Channel 1.
- Press the Menu Button (three lines)
- Tap the “Audio” tab on the display
- On “Channel 1 Source” (left) choose 3.5 mm Left - Line.
For this camera you need an TC-IO35-RA Timecode cable.
Connect it to the Microphone In Port.
Valid timecode will be detected automatically and embedded in your video file as Timecode Metadata - indicated by the “EXT TC” sign next to the Timecode.
Learn more about Lockit Timecode & Genlock (Sync) here: ambient.de/timecode-metadata/
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