Stamp the recording date & time on your video files, or just play to view.
Useful for investigation, security, military and forensics.
Wide range of camera and smartphone video files supported.
MP4, MOV, AVCHD, HDV, DV, MOD, Sony HDD.
Try the DEMO version with your own files.
Runs on Windows 10 or 11 desktop/laptop.
Download DEMO Buy NowDVMP Pro is the most comprehensive and reliable method of time-stamping your camera or smartphone video files. It extracts the recording date and time, and stamps it onto the visible area of each frame.
See the original date and time of recording change in real-time and with frame accuracy.
Choose the exact format of the date and time stamp, also the font, size, position and language.
Works with video files from a wide range of cameras, camcorders and smartphones - see the list of supported file types.
Play camera files and view the date and time changing in real-time - handy if you don't need a stamped file and just need to see the date and time immediately!
Stamp or view other metadata such as camera exposure settings or GPS location when the recording was made, changing in real-time. Exact info available will vary depending on camera model.
Try the DEMO version with your own files.
Supported file types and tools List of featuresInstant date & time display.
Show GPS and exposure info*.
Rotate between portrait & landscape views.
Adjust playback speed.
Single frame step, forward or backward.
How to view date, time and metadataDate & Time stamp on video files recorded by cameras and smartphones.
Stamp GPS and exposure info*.
Batch Processor stamps lots of video files in a single job.
Stamp a selected small section of a large video file.
Stamp a selected freeze-frame image.
How to time stamp video files Getting started tutorialTime stamp portrait and landscape video.
Rotate the orientation in the player window.
Save the new orientation in MP4 and MOV files.
More about Portrait and Landscape VideoExport date, time, GPS and other metadata.
Export to csv, srt and gpx files.
More about Exporting metadataDisplay a static or moving map of the video's location*.
Static map is displayed in a web browser.
Interactive moving map shows the route and follows the camera (requires a MapBox account).
Standard or satelite view.
Export the route taken by the camera to a gpx file.
About mapping featuresCapture DV and HDV over a Firewire connection.
"DV-over-USB" cameras also supported.
Auto-split to separate capture files.
Capturing DV and HDV from tape©2024 Code Station Ltd. All rights reserved.