Video editing

Video editing

Of or pertaining to software that is made to organize raw video footage using editing techniques and special effects in order to create a finalized motion picture.

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QuickTime is a software platform from Apple that allows integration of audio visual data into software applications. It supports various algorithms through its built-in image compression manager. The ...

QuickTime for Windows

Software; Video editing

Apple’s multimedia playback environment for Microsoft™ Windows operating system. You use QuickTime for Windows by installing several drivers and libraries on your hard disk.

R, G, B colour space

Software; Video editing

A) An additive colour space with colorimetric coordinates based on red, green, and blue stimuli or primaries. colour values are negative in certain areas outside the gamut defined by the R, G, B ...

Rotational extrusion

Software; Video editing

In rotational extrusion, the silhouette is rotated about an axis, like using a lathe to create a fancy table leg. The cross-section of an object created this way is circular. Such objects are often ...

Storage capacity

Software; Video editing

Using the ITU-R 601 4:2:2 digital coding standard, each picture occupies a large amount of storage space, especially when related to computer storage devices such as DRAM and disks. So much so that ...

Ultra high frequency (UHF)

Software; Video editing

The frequency band (300 MHz to 3,000 MHz). In television, UHF refers to a subset of that band, the range from 470 MHz to 890 MHz, once allocated to TV channels 14 through 83. Demands of other ...

Pairing

Software; Video editing

A partial or complete failure of interlace in which the scanning lines of alternate fields do not fall exactly between one another but tend to fall (in pairs) one on top of the other.