Scene

Scene

A collection of entities that can change over time.

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Industry/Domain: Software
Category: Video editing
Company: Tektronix
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headroom

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heads out

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height

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The vertical positioning of a head with respect to a piece of tape. The size of the picture in a vertical direction.

helical scan

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