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Glossary 181
DV
Digital Video with a capital "D" and a capital "V" stands for a very specific
format of video, just like VHS or High-8. This format can be understood
(played back, recorded) by DV camcorders and your computer, if you
have the proper hardware and software. DV can be copied from your
camcorder to your computer, and then back to your camcorder (after
editing, of course) without any loss of quality.
DVD
DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) is popular in video production because of its
high quality and broad compatibility. Not only does it guarantee audio
and video quality, DVDs make use of the MPEG-2 format, used to
produce discs that are single- or double-sided, and single- or dual-layer.
They can be played on standalone DVD players or on the DVD-ROM drive
of your PC.
Effect
In Corel VideoStudio Pro, an effect is a special computer generated
attribute applied to video clips that alters the appearance and quality of
video to achieve a certain look.
Export
The process of sharing files. When you export a file, the data is usually
converted into a format that is recognizable by the receiving application.
The original file remains unchanged.
Fade
A transition effect where the clip gradually disappears or appears. In
video, the picture would gradually change to or from a solid color; or
from one image to another. For audio, the transition would be from full
volume to complete silence or vice-versa.
FireWire
A standard interface used for connecting digital audio/video devices such
as DV camcorders to computers. It is the Apple’s trademarked name for
the IEEE-1394 standard.
- Contents 3
- Contents iii 5
- Contents v 7
- Contents vii 9
- Welcome 1 11
- Welcome 3 13
- System requirements 15
- Hardware acceleration 16
- Welcome 7 17
- Accessing the Corel Guide 19
- Registering Corel products 20
- Updating the application 21
- Corel Support Services 22
- About Corel 22
- Corel VideoStudio Pro Editor 23
- Workspace 24
- Step Panel 27
- Menu Bar 27
- Project Timeline 31
- Storyboard View 32
- Timeline View 32
- Options Panel 35
- Tagging Files as 3D 38
- Saving Titles to the Library 40
- Thumbnail Views 42
- Starting a new movie project 43
- Creating new projects 44
- Setting your preferences 46
- Setting project properties 46
- Adding clips 47
- Undoing and redoing actions 48
- Showing and hiding grid lines 49
- Saving projects 50
- Capture 41 51
- Capturing Video 52
- Capture 43 53
- Split by scene 54
- Digital Video (DV) 55
- High Definition Video (HDV) 56
- Digital TV or DVB-T video 56
- Analog video 57
- DV Quick Scan 58
- Importing from digital media 59
- Capture 51 61
- 3 Click Open 62
- Toolbar Basics 63
- Recording your screen 64
- Capture 55 65
- Working with clips 68
- Adding photos 69
- Speed and Time-lapse 70
- 6 Click OK 72
- Reversing video playback 74
- Replacing media clips 74
- Trimming a clip 75
- Instant timecode tip 76
- Split by Scene 77
- Multi-trimming your video 79
- Saving trimmed clips 81
- The Edit Step Options Panel 82
- Assets and Effects 86
- Transitions 88
- The Title Safe Area 93
- Editing titles 94
- Modifying text attributes 94
- Title Style Preset button 95
- Applying animation 96
- Applying title effects 97
- Adding Color Clips 98
- Adding Objects or Frames 99
- Adding Flash animations 100
- Key frame settings 102
- 2 Click OK 105
- Ripple Editing 106
- Enabling and disabling tracks 108
- Editing with Smart Proxy 109
- Converting multiple files 110
- Enhancing clips 110
- Adjusting white balance 111
- Adjusting tones 113
- Applying pan and zoom effect 113
- Edit 105 115
- Resizing and distorting clips 116
- Adding cues and chapters 117
- Working with Overlays 119
- Adding Multiple Tracks 121
- Working with Overlay clips 122
- Trimming Overlay clips 122
- Resizing an Overlay clip 123
- Distorting an Overlay clip 124
- Enhancing Overlay clips 125
- Chroma keying an Overlay clip 126
- Adding a mask frame 127
- Edit 119 129
- Edit 121 131
- Painting Creator modes 132
- 1 Click Start recording 133
- Working with Audio 134
- Adding voice-over narration 135
- Adding background music 135
- Auto Music 136
- Using the Clip Volume Control 137
- Stretching audio duration 139
- Fade-in/out 140
- Audio view 140
- Adjusting stereo channels 141
- Mixing Surround Sound 142
- Duplicating an audio channel 143
- Applying audio filters 144
- The Share Step Options Panel 145
- Creating video files 146
- Share 137 147
- 4 Select a movie template 149
- 4 Click Accept 150
- Creating 3D video files 151
- Creating HTML5 video files 152
- Creating sound files 153
- Creating discs 153
- Assembling files 155
- Adding and Editing chapters 156
- 2 Click Add/Edit Chapter 157
- 5 Click OK 157
- Creating disc menus 158
- Share 149 159
- Share 151 161
- Share 153 163
- Previewing 164
- Share 155 165
- Share 157 167
- Copying a disc image file 168
- Creating disc labels 169
- Exporting to mobile device 170
- Project Playback 171
- Recording to a DV camcorder 171
- Recording to an HDV camcorder 172
- Uploading to the Web 173
- Share 165 175
- Creating movie templates 176
- 4 Click OK 177
- Appendix A: Shortcuts 179
- Step Panel shortcuts 180
- Navigation Panel shortcuts 180
- Timeline shortcuts 181
- Multi-trim Video shortcuts 182
- Layout settings shortcuts 183
- Screen capture shortcuts 183
- Appendix B: DV-to-DVD Wizard 185
- DV-to-DVD Wizard 186
- 4 Click Next 187
- Glossary 189
- Glossary 181 191
- Glossary 183 193
- Glossary 185 195
- Glossary 187 197
- Numerics 199
- Index 191 201
- Index 193 203
- Voice Track 25 204
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