How to View Date time stamp on Video

I am importing AVHD video into i move 8 and want to have date and time stamp on the video
any ideas on how to set this up?
I am importing video from a card reader.
josh

Three methods:
File>process multiple files>labels. Be sure to uncheck "same as source", or the originals will be overwritten. It is best to work on duplicate files, esp. while learning.
Use the horizontal or vertical type tool to add the information manually to each picture file
If the same information is to be applied to several pictures, e.g. a copyright notice, use of a brush made in PSE is very efficient

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