Springer Publishing Co., 1994. We present this glossary because of our conviction that video is a potentially powerful resource for enhancing the impact of most instruction. If you are not already doing so, we encourage you to make regular use of this medium. Please let us know if any of the definitions below are insufficiently clear, or if you would like others added. Within some definitions there are words or phrases that link to other definitions.
Addresses are vital for precise video editing .
Analog video Conventional video recording, in which the video signal is converted to wave forms representing the brightness, density, and color information of the original scene. That is, whenever a piece of video is added to an edit, it must go at the end of what is already there, or it must erase something that is there. The sound portion of television and its production, including spoken words, music, and ambient sound. Technically, the electronic reproduction of audible sound. An electronic device that enables the mixing of two or more independent audio sources that might each require separate levels of amplification.