Premiere Pro should be able to read timecode of 120fps footage

@esemze I edited my post after making it, so you might have missed the question I asked of you:

"You mentioned that you're using multiple cameras; are they all the Nikon Z6II?"

Know that would be useful for us. Thanks!

Thank you, a fix for this would really help!

Captured on a Nikon z6ii timecode generated internally. 

What camera is capturing the video? Is the timecode being supplied by the camera or by an external timecode device? 

Regards,

Fergus

Yes, that is correct. I sort verite footage from multiple cameras into a stringout sequence based on timecode.

@esemze I apologize, I think I see what you're saying – is your issue that the TC is starting at 00:00:00:000 rather than 10:46:25:118?

@esemze This is supported in Premiere Pro. Could you share which version you are using? Here's a screenshot from my end using your media and you can see Project panel, Source Monitor, and Overlays all use three digits for the frame counter.

Thanks,

Matt

Just create a project, import footage that was shot above 99fps and you have recreated the issue.

If for some reason you are still able to see the correct timecode after doing that ( I cannot ) then interpret the footage to something like 23.976 and you will most certainly get a timecode of 00:00:00:00

Here is a clip that was shot at 120 fps with a timecode in the metadata that you can test with:

https://misctemp.s3.amazonaws.com/230911-Capital-HWY24-Z-055.MOV