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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Throughput

Software; Video editing

Speed with which problems or segments of problems are performed. Throughput will vary from application to another.

Digital windowing offers a distinct advantage over analog. it digitises the video image immediately, only converting it to analogue as it is sent to the CRT. Incoming composite video is digitised and ...

Preenhancement

Software; Video editing

In many situations, video losses can be anticipated, allowing signal precompensation in a way that partially corrects for the losses. See Line Compensation.

Scaling

Software; Video editing

The act of changing the effective resolution of the image. Images can be scaled down so that more images can be displayed or scaled up such that the image takes up more screen space.

Superimposition (or super)

Software; Video editing

A) Two images simultaneously picked up by two different cameras and electronically mixed on the face of a kinescope tube in such a manner that both images are visible. b) A film term describing the ...

Valid signal

Software; Video editing

A video signal that will remain legal when translated to any other format. A valid signal is always legal, but a legal signal is not necessarily valid. Signals that are not valid will be processed ...