Electronic film editing system using both film and videotape format
AssigneeAvid Technology, Inc.
InventorsEric C. Peters, Patrick D. O'Connor, Michael E. Phillips
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AssigneeAvid Technology, Inc.
InventorsEric C. Peters, Patrick D. O'Connor, Michael E. Phillips
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A system for generating a digital representation of a video signal comprised of a sequence of video frames which each include two video fields of a duration such that the video plays at a first prespecified rate of frames per second. The sequence of video frames includes a prespecified number of redundant video fields. Redundant video fields in the video frame sequence are identified by a video processor, and the video frame sequence is digitized by an analog to digital convertor, excluding the identified redundant video fields. The digitized video frames are then compressed by a video compressor to generate a digital representation of the video signal which plays at a second prespecified rate of frames per second.
A computer-based system for non-linear editing of a program from a source having a temporal resolution corresponding to a playback rate of 24 frames per second, comprising:
A method for non-linear editing of a program from a source having a temporal resolution corresponding to a playback rate of 24 frames per second, the method comprising:
A computer-based system for non-linear editing of a program from a source having a temporal resolution corresponding to a playback rate of 24 frames per second, comprising:
A program having a playback rate of 24 frames per second, made by a nonlinear process comprising:
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