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A7SIII TIMECODE SYNC with ZOOM F6 or any external timecoder.

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Hi, I'm trying to sync the timecode from my F6 zoom recorder, but the A7Siii is not getting the timecode. I already enabled the TC option from the display. It shows the timecode but not the same from F6. It burns a TC Sound on a video file, but the timecode is totaly diferent. Does someone know what's going on? And if this procedure is possible. Thanks.

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