Flair Display Time Instead Of Frames - Frame Column Display Modes¶

LIKELY UI / FRAME DISPLAY

Summary¶

Flair can display waypoint timing as frames, seconds, incremental frames, incremental seconds, or timecode-style values. The WhatsApp thread was short: Niko asked whether Flair 7 could show time instead of frames, shared a screenshot of the frame column, then immediately replied Got it!. The manual confirms the frame column can be toggled through display modes.

Symptoms¶

The Flair 7 waypoint table shows frame numbers (e.g. 0 f, 75 f, 425 f) and you want to display the timing as seconds or timecode instead.
You cannot find the option to switch between frame, seconds, and incremental display modes in the Flair UI.
You want to understand all available Frame column display modes (frames, seconds, incremental frames, incremental seconds, timecode).

Settings Location¶

Task	Flair location
Change frame column display mode	Right-click or context-click the Frame / frame count column header in the waypoint view
Show both frame count and time	Use the Frame button context menu option such as Always Show Frames where available
Change move/camera FPS basis	Main Flair screen Move FPS / Cam FPS fields

Community Solution¶

[LIKELY] Use The Frame Header / Context Menu¶

Use the Frame column/button context menu to toggle between frames, seconds, incremental frames, incremental seconds, or timecode display. The exact menu wording differs between Flair Classic and Flair 7.

Confidence: 0.66

[CONFIRMED] Video Demonstration — Flair Lite Time Display¶

A Flair Lite tutorial video ("Flair Lite - Keyframes & Timeline") shows this control in actual use, confirming the mechanism the WhatsApp thread above only asked about: a time display control next to the keyframe timeline can be switched from frame count to seconds, and the timing display updates immediately to show elapsed seconds instead of frame numbers. The presenter noted they personally prefer to keep working in frames out of habit, but confirmed the seconds display works correctly and updates live.

This confirms the display-mode toggle exists and works on Flair Lite specifically; it does not confirm the exact wording of the Flair Classic/Flair 7 context-menu route described in the [LIKELY] solution above, which remains a separate, unconfirmed claim.

Visible UI text: FRAME, 0 f, 75 f, 425 f, 525 f; question was whether Flair 7 can show time instead of frames.

Media 1: Visible UI text: FRAME, 0 f, 75 f, 425 f, 525 f; question was whether Flair 7 can show time instead of frames.

Media Text / Description¶

Visible UI text: FRAME, 0 f, 75 f, 425 f, 525 f.
Image description: Flair waypoint table / frame column shown while the operator asks whether Flair 7 can show time instead of frames.