No Table of Contents. Although the mediums of radio, film and television are not yet a century old, they infiltrate into our lives practically unnoticed, a myriad of acronyms and lingo accompanying them. We may know the answers to some of these questions, but if we didn't we would look in the Dictionary of Television and Audiovisual Terminology. The areas of audio and video technology are explained clearly and succinctly. Audio deals with the conveyance of sound signals, including the instruments and processes used in this transmission.
Video includes all the processes used in the transmission of visual signals in film and television.
Definitions, acronyms and concepts are arranged alphabetically, covering both fields simultaneously, including cross references. This book is recommended for any academic library, especially those with an audio technology, film, or broadcast engineering program. Public libraries would benefit from its usability but patrons may be unprepared by some of the expert language. Professionals would find this book handy, as it covers the latest innovations in the field. Inc. All rights reserved.