Jump To Time
Updated: 4 Dec 2023
Jumps the playhead to a particular timecode.Updated: 4 Dec 2023
Jumps the playhead to a particular timecode.When activated (by the playhead crossing into the node on the timeline and Active being set to 1.0), this node jumps either the layer or global playhead to a particular timecode.
This node is often used for:
To understand how jumping to time works in Notch, you need to understand the different playheads in Notch:
Playhead | Description |
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Incoming Global Playhead | This is the time that the mediaserver or host application is passing to Notch. Generally this will be simply advancing forward every frame (however media servers can jump to specific times as well). |
Global Playhead | This is the master time in the project. It is advanced by the Incoming Global Playhead and can be jumped to a time by setting the Mode property to Global. |
Layer Playheads | Each layer has it’s own playhead. They are advanced by the Global Playhead but can be jumped to a time independently by setting the Mode property to Local to layer |
The Layer mode is used when you are running your project layers in compositing mode (i.e. Have not set Layers as Separate Effects in Project->Settings).
These properties control the core behaviours of the node.
Parameter | Details |
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Destination Time | The time to jump to in MM:SS:FF |
Active | Choose whether the jump should be active |
Mode | Choose which play head should jump; the layers or the global (see above) |
Re-Jump While Active | While the node is active, the node will constantly jump to the specified time. |
There are no inputs for this node.