Observed arrival · 2026-09-14
Kizami: a Timecode Box That Proves When You Recorded
Kizami is an open-hardware LTC timecode generator that stamps recording takes to Nostr with a file hash and signed timestamp.
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The box combines conventional LTC synchronization with a separate publication step: pressing its stamp button records the take’s frame position, then Wi-Fi sends a signed Nostr note containing the timecode and file hash. The page lists support for 24, 25, and 30 fps and 3.5 mm connections for cameras or recorders. Its open-hardware path includes an Alhambra II, ESP32, FPGA, OLED, jacks, and case parts, while the assembled first batch is listed as 20 units.
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