Visual MP4/MOV Time Stamp (vMTS) is a tool to add date and/or time stamp to the captured MP4/MOV/video files. The MP4/MOV video files have the time codes embedded in the files, such time codes are stored in the video files when they are recorded. But the time codes are not visible when you view the MP4/MOV files. When you use video edit tools to convert the MP4/MOV files to other files, the time codes get lost.

Visual AVCHD Time Stamp (vATS) allows you to extract and superimpose date/time codes from AVCHD captures onto the video itself. Visual AVCHD Time Stamp works only in Windows 7. Visual AVCHD Time Stamp (vATS) is a tool to add date and/or time stamp to the captured AVCHD video files- When videos recorded on an AVCHD camcorder are captured into AVCHD files on a PC, the time codes (date/time when the tape was recorded) are transferred along with the video/audio data to the files.

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By using vMTS, the time codes are extracted from the MP4/MOV files and superimposed onto the videos. This way the date/time will be visible when you view the stamped file, consequently other files made out of the stamped files will have date/time displayed.

MP4/MOV format is used by iPhone, GoPro camcorders, and digital cameras made by Canon, Sony, Nikon, Panasonic, etc. Such video files have 'mp4' or 'MOV' file extension. Features Support MP4/MOV file formats. Such videos are taken by iPhone, Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Panasonic digital cameras. Accelerated MP4/MOV decoding/encoding using selected Intel CPU and NVIDIA GPU if the computer is equiped with such CPU/GPU.

Superimpose different formats of date/time to the video, including custom stamp format. Time adjustment (years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds) to the recording time code.

Stamp in different languages (Numeric, English, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish). User selected font (face, style, size). Font brightness adjustment, optional font outline, and transparency adjustment. Different stamp duration mode. Stamp fade in/out.

Arbitrary stamp location. Preview stamped video, accurate to pixel level. The effect of any change to the stamp options can be viewed instantly, before actual stamp process starts. Shutdown computer automatically up on completion of stamping all files. Save settings in a project file.

Sections/Browse similar tools. This program didn't work for me at all. It does not read the data code in my video files and then generates random times/years for the videos. It stamped a time and date in 1970 on a video I recently shot on the 1st December 2018. I then had to calculate how many decades, years, months, days, hours, minutes and seconds I had to add/subtract in the time adjustment menu in order to get the correct time and date on the video.

Took me ages just for one video! This is ludicrous. Why can't it simply read the data from the video file and do all that for me? Are you kidding me?

Sivayya serial gemini. When I watch the same video on the handy cam I took the footage with, it displays the correct date and time via the handy cam's data code function. The data with time and date is embedded in the video.

Why can't this program access this embedded data? I suppose the rest is fine - you can adjust font settings and locations of the time stamp and stamp multiple files in one go. But if it can't get the time and date right without a massive amount of help from the user, what's the point? Complete waste of money. I have downloaded the trial version and love it, its easy to use and does what it says on the tin. The sad thing is i need it to put a timestamp on GoPro footage which it seems is too complicated for an industry leading brand name to achieve either on device or in their own editing suite even though the cheap copies of the device do it. Have now ordered a product key to get rid of the the 'trial' watermark and all being well it will save me the agrovation of putting the GoPro on ebay and buying a cheaper copy of the device that does do what i need.