Each interview transcript is marked by time code in 30 second intervals. The time code relates directly to the time code on the master camera video tapes. The first 2 digits are the tape number, the second 2 digits are minutes, the third two digits are seconds and the last 2 digits are frames (there are 25 frames per second in video) Below is a sample transcript including time codes:

Barney Donnelly
0001
9th Division ASC
5/41st Battalion

Tape 1

01:00:30:00

Q: Could you give us a quick summary of your life and career?

A: Well as I have said before to many people most of my life most of my life was in the metal industry of all types and I was in metal company when I joined the army. I had approximately five, five and a half years in the army

01:01:01:00

in the Australian AIF [Australian Imperial Force] and when I came back I went back to the same job position and worked from there into the foundry areas mainly and then I had a breakdown a nervous breakdown about three or four years after the war at which stage I was very badly effected

01:01:30:00

with war time problems. I was worrying about bombing and so on and so I as virtually in a state of back with the war time situations the bad times, even to the extent that my wife said I tried to strangle her a couple times in bed. And then I went back to the metal industry and finished up

01:02:00:00

in the management of a quite a big company and that was my lifestyle from then on. Virtually that's a very small encapsulation of my life during that time.