Timecode Gear
When it comes to timecode, Deity doesn’t just keep you in sync — we redefine what sync can be. Trusted by professionals across film, television, and broadcast, Deity’s timecode ecosystem delivers rock-solid reliability, cutting-edge wireless innovation, and effortless usability across every device. From ultra-compact hardware to powerful mobile apps, our solutions are built to make your set more efficient, your workflow smoother, and your audio perfectly aligned — every time, every take. Welcome to the new standard in timecode.
TC-SL1
Timecode Smart Slate
TC-1
Portable Timecode Generator
Cables
Support for dozens of cameras.
Screen Cover
3pk of Expensive Stickers
Sidus TC Sync
Desktop Syncing Software
Sidus Audio
Remote Control Software
Timecode Cable Finder
What is Timecode?
Think of it as a frame-accurate clock that all the connected devices have baked into their files. This “clock” gives you a reference point for audio-video syncing and meaningful note-taking.
Deity supports timecode on DOZENS of cameras and devices. Click the button to learn more how each camera works with timecode.
Long Range Wireless Control
Using our exclusive Bit Connectify™️ technology you can control up to 48x timecode devices from 250ft away.
Furthermore, you can wireless sync your timecode gear without a phone. The TC-1 and TC-SL1 is able to setup as a master node that can transmit directly to other units setup in Auto-Jam receive mode.
Universal Timecode Compatibility
Already own a timecode box ecosystem outside of the Sidus Audio family? That’s ok.
The TC-SL1 and TC-1 can read and output industry standard SMPTE LTC timecode signals, making it compatible with any brand of timecode gear on the market.
Chosen by Professionals
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