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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Video editing

Any number of schemes to convert interlaced scanning to progressive scanning at the display, the simplest of which simply doubles each scanning line. More elaborate schemes use line interpolation and ...

Intercast

Software; Video editing

A) An Intel developed process which allows Web pages to be sent in the vertical blanking interval of a (M) NTSC video signal. The process is based on NABTS. b) Intercast technology allows television ...

Non-uniform b-splines (NURBS)

Software; Video editing

A superset of both Bézier and Uniform B-Splines. NURBS introduces the feature of non-uniformity. Thus it is possible to subdivide a spline, for example, to locally increase the number of control ...

Line frequency

Software; Video editing

The number of horizontal scans per second, normally 15,734.26 times per second for NTSC colour systems and 15,625 in PAL.

Moov

Software; Video editing

The file format used in the QuickTime and QuickTime for Windows environments for displaying videos. See QuickTime, QuickTime for Windows.

Machine language

Software; Video editing

Binary language (often represented in hexadecimal) that is directly understood by the processor. All other programming languages must be translated into binary code before they can be entered into ...

Non-useful dc component

Software; Video editing

Produced by the transmission equipment and not related to picture content. The non-useful DC component present across the interface point, with or without the load impedance connected, shall be zero ...