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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In MPEG-4, static background scenes. Sprites can have dimensions much larger than what will be seen in any single frame. A coordinate system is provided to position objects in relation to each other ...

Transparency

Software; Video editing

A) Defines the amount of incident light that passes through a surface. Both ambient and diffuse light falling on a transparent polygon are transmitted through the polygon, but highlights are not. In ...

Serial port

Software; Video editing

A) A computer l/O (input/output) port through which the computer communicates with the external world. The standard serial port uses RS-232 or RS-422 protocols. b) An outlet on a workstation to which ...

System time clock (STC)

Software; Video editing

The common clock used to encode video and audio in the same program. A 27 MHz clock regenerated from PCR for a jitter-free readout of MPEG data.

Video projector

Software; Video editing

A display device which projects a video or computer image onto a large screen. The classic video projector has three primary colour video tubes which converge on-screen to create the full-color ...

Phon

Software; Video editing

A unit of equal loudness for all audio frequencies. Phons are related to dB, SPL re: 0.0002 microbar by the Fletcher-Munson curves. For example, a loudness level of 40 phons would require 40 dB SPL ...

Resampling

Software; Video editing

Video image information may be presented in a specific system with, for example, its own frame rate, line count per frame, and line resolution (if the system is analog, resolution = video bandwidth; ...