Timecode vs. content scene detection

[Peru]

I read this, but I'm a little still confused about the difference between scene detection with and without timecode:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereEle ... F4CC4.html

Does timecode split it at a change of date only, whereas without timecode it splits it when it detects that the camera was stopped and then started recording again?

[Chuck Engels]

By timecode creates a new clip everytime there is a break in the timecode.
By scene detection creates a new clip when the program assumes the scene has changed.

[Peru]

By timecode creates a new clip everytime there is a break in the timecode.

By "timecode" do you mean "date"?
Please bear with me... I can be a little thick, sometimes.

[Bobby]

Timecode is date and time. Basically every time you pause or stop the camera, that is a change in timecode and it will be interpreted as a break and create a new file.

Scene detection is just programming that attempts to analyze the picture content and "guess" when a scene changes. Not the same thing at all...

[Peru]

Timecode is date and time. Basically every time you pause or stop the camera, that is a change in timecode and it will be interpreted as a break and create a new file.

Scene detection is just programming that attempts to analyze the picture content and "guess" when a scene changes. Not the same thing at all...

OK. Got it.
Thanks.