Computer-based video editing system
AssigneesCinedco, California limited partnership, Ediflex
InventorAdrian B. Ettlinger
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AssigneesCinedco, California limited partnership, Ediflex
InventorAdrian B. Ettlinger
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A video-taped-based editing system comprising a computer-based operator's console having a light pen control monitor, floppy disk drives, video/audio switcher, color picture TV monitors with loud speakers and a Z80-based computer employing an STD bus. The system also comprises a plurality of video cassette player/recorders, preferably in the range of six to twelve of such player/recorders with associated computer/machine interface and an additional high quality master video player/recorder preferably of a 3/4 inch format. The system provides a graphically arranged representation of the lined script of the work being edited on the light pen control monitor permitting the editor to preview and select segments of different takes for splicing with complete independence of picture and sound track sources and timing. The editing process is a dynamic one in which changes and adjustments are executed while watching repeated replays of a scene or segment. The system gives the editor the ability to work with a unit of material equivalent to approximately fifteen pages of script typing corresponding to one act of a television show or one reel of a theatrical feature film.
A computer-based video editing system of the type having a master video storage machine and a plurality of video playback machines, each such video playback machine having a duplicate copy of the material transferred from media in the master machine, each such copy, including the original copy in the master machine, haviang a selection of takes, including both picture and sound components of an artistic work such as a dramatic work consisting of the performance of a plurality of lines of dialogue, the system also having a system computer for uniquely designating picture and sound track segments in each take for selection of a sequence of segments of picture and sound track from the available takes of the work;
An editing-controllable computer-based system for electronically splicing selected picture and sound track segments of a video recording of an artistic work such as a dramatic work consisting of the performance of a plurality of written lines of dialogue of a script to form an edited version of a recorded work from an operator-selected sequence of such segments;
An editor-controllable computer-based system for electronically splicing selected picture and sound track segments of a video recording corresponding to respective lines of dialogue in a written script to form an edited version of a recorded work from a selected sequence of such segments;
A system for editing a dramatic work by selecting a sequence of picture and sound segments derived from a plurality of takes of a scene of the work corresponding to a written script having a plurality of lines of dialogue, the system comprising:
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