Any element or building block of a multimedia interface that can take on interactive, audio or display characteristics. #
Programming methodology in which every element in a program is self-contained, and can perform functions of their own, as well as being able to ╥request╙ functions from other elements of the program.#
An approach in drawing and layout programs that treats graphics as line and arc segments rather than individual dots. See Vector Based Graphics. #
Windows 3.1 accessory used to embed separate co-dependent media into a single self-sufficient file. #
The process of scanning text and creating an ASCII or similar text file based on software functions designed to recognize the shape of letters and numbers in the scanned bitmap image. Sometimes called scan to text conversion.#
1. (Computer Technology) Any operation not under the control of a computer, occurring independently.
2. (Video) A system other than that used to create the final edited master.#
Object Linking and Embedding. A way of displaying and sometimes incorporating the files created in one program in the documents of another program. Links are maintained so that as changes are made they are reflected in the other's documents.#
A CD-ROM disc produced one at a time, often as a pre-master or check disc.#
1. (Computer Technology) Equipment operating in direct interaction with a computer.
2. (Video) The system used to create the final edited master.#
The process of reading or accessing a file and making its contents subject to review or change. #
A standards group led by Avid Technology designed to maximize interoperability of certain digital video files and environments.#
Standard for connections between digital equipment such as video equipment. Model defines layers of conformance specifications.#
The master control program that provides access to the computer's internal functions. #
A dialog box control button that enables you to choose one option from a set of options. #
A CD-ROM format used in the proprietary Kodak PhotoCD capable of multisession and XA audio.#
The ability to superimpose computer generated text, graphics and/or live video onto another live video.#
A display mode in which the horizontal scan lines are stretched so that no borders appear on the screen. Commonly used with standard video signals (non-computer).#
To replace data on a storage medium with different data, destroying the original data. #
