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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Locked

Software; Video editing

A video system is considered to be locked when the receiver is producing horizontal syncs that are in time with the transmitter.

Multiprotocol encapsulation

Software; Video editing

The data broadcast specification profile for multiprotocol encapsulation supports data broadcast services that require the transmission of datagrams of communication protocols via DVB compliant ...

A) A luminance key mode which inverts the polarity of the key source to allow dark areas of the source video to cut holes in background instead of bright areas. b) A chroma key mode which inverts the ...

Microphone impedance

Software; Video editing

In order to obtain the highest quality output signal from a microphone, a preamplifier input should provide a load (impedance) which exactly matches a microphone’s output impedance. Microphone output ...

Image quality, objective

Software; Video editing

The evaluation obtained as a result of objective measurement of the quantitative image parameters (including tone scale, contrast, linearity, colorimetry, resolution, flicker, aliasing, motion ...

Locking range

Software; Video editing

The time range measured in micro- or nanoseconds over which a video decoder can “lock” or stabilise a signal. Digital out of range signals may require “rubber-band” buffering using a parallel shift ...

Multipulse

Software; Video editing

This signal is a variation of the sine-squared pulses. Multipulse allows for the simultaneous evaluation of group-delay errors and amplitude errors at the various frequencies. Distortions show up in ...