How to add a time stamp to a video edited in Photoshop CC?

Hello fine ppl of Adobe communities.
I was wondering how can you add a time stamp to a video when edited in PS CC, is it possible at all? I dont have premier but I do have PS and LR.
Appreciate any help.
thanks

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