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try windows media player -- but add a skin that shows what you are looking for.... a large view of the time code
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try windows media player -- but add a skin that shows what you are looking for.... a large view of the time code

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thanks: &nbsp;but do you know of a specific one, we did look around, but maybe didn't find the right skin? &nbsp;they all seem to be just various graphic/coolness design alternatives as opposed to functional. &nbsp;I do realize that my usage is unusual/rare/obscure!
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thanks:  but do you know of a specific one, we did look around, but maybe didn't find the right skin?  they all seem to be just various graphic/coolness design alternatives as opposed to functional.  I do realize that my usage is unusual/rare/obscure!

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we're working on rolling back to version 10.<br />
thanks<br />

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we're working on rolling back to version 10.
thanks


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For a musical concert performance, we need a PC-based player application that has a mode that displays the timecode as large as possible.<br />
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we've tried Windows Media player, but it's small and hard to see at a glance (by the conductor)
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we've tried MAGNIFIER but cannot find a combination of settings that would not follow the cursor and leave the &quot;excerpted&quot; (cropped) timecode stable while the PC-operator plays/pauses/changes tracks during the performance.
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we'd rather not involve our editing software since it's large (and dangerous for mishaps during performance)
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any suggestions for players to display LARGE (on the order of 1&quot;) timecode numbers?<br />

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For a musical concert performance, we need a PC-based player application that has a mode that displays the timecode as large as possible.

we've tried Windows Media player, but it's small and hard to see at a glance (by the conductor)
we've tried MAGNIFIER but cannot find a combination of settings that would not follow the cursor and leave the "excerpted" (cropped) timecode stable while the PC-operator plays/pauses/changes tracks during the performance.
we'd rather not involve our editing software since it's large (and dangerous for mishaps during performance)

any suggestions for players to display LARGE (on the order of 1") timecode numbers?


CD/MP3 Windows Player to display TIMECODE

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