Converting from RGB to digital video, and back to analog can be complex. Results will vary depending on factors such as word length, color space, sampling frequency, and others. Ross Gaunt presenter. The second half will be devoted to evaluating most of the desktop video systems currently on the market. Jim Costigan presenter.
Video production requires one to balance time and budget against the creative process.
This section will demonstrate various practical methods for recording and editing an animation for video on a desktop non-linear editing system. John Mareda presenter. Compression of video is increasingly important, for example, in the U.S. the next generation of television broadcasting will employ compressed video. Also, until high-speed networks are common in households, compressed video images will be a requirement for transmission over networks. Here we contrast numerous methods of compression and discuss their applications.