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VIDEO EDITING SYSTEMS AND THEIR COMPONENTS by SHINTO

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VIDEO EDITING SYSTEMS AND THEIR COMPONENTS

bySHINTO

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TYPES OF EDITING

LINEAR EDITING

NON-LINEAR EDITING

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LINEAR EDITING

Analog editing(LINEAR EDITING) is the name given to traditional tape-based video post production

Tape-based editing is linear because we cannot jump instantly to any point in a videotape.

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Linear video editing is a process of selecting, arranging and modifying images and sound in a pre-determined, ordered sequence – from start to finish.

Linear editing is most commonly used when working with videotape. Unlike film, videotape cannot be physically cut into pieces to be spliced together to create a new order. Instead, the editor must dub or record each desired video clip onto a master tape.

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LINEAR EDITING

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ADVANTAGES:

It is simple and inexpensive. There are very few

complications with formats, hardware conflicts, etc.

For some jobs linear editing is better. For example, if all you want to do is add two sections of video together, it is a lot quicker and easier to edit tape-to-tape than to capture and edit on a hard drive.

Learning linear editing skills increases your knowledge base and versatility. According to many professional editors, those who learn linear editing first tend to become better all-round editors.

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DISADVANTAGES

one would come across when using the

linear video editing method. First, it is not possible to insert or delete scenes from the master tape without re-copying all the subsequent scenes

Secondly, because of the overdubbing that has to take place if you want to replace a current clip with a new one, the two clips must be of the exact same length

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NON-LINEAR EDITING

Non-linear editing. In digital video editing, non-linear editing is a method that allows we to access any frame in a digital video clip regardless of sequence in the clip

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NONLINEAR VIDEO EDITING METHOD

The nonlinear video editing method is a way of random access editing, which means instant access to whatever clip you want, whenever you want it.

So instead of going in a set order, you are able to work on any segment of the project at any time, in any order you want.

In nonlinear video editing, the original source files are not lost or modified during editing.

This is done through an edit decision list (EDL), which records the decisions of the editor and can also be interchanged with other editing tools.

It is also easy to change cuts and undo previous decisions

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NON-LINEAR EDITING

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SOFTWARE

FINAL CUT PRO ADOBE PREMIER PRO AVID MEDIA COMPOSER EDIUS ect…

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COMPONENTS OF NON-LINEAR EDITING

PROJECT WINDOW SOURCE MONITOR PROGRAM MONITOR TIMELINE TOOL WINDOW EFFECT CONTROLS EFFECT WINDOW

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PROJECT WINDOW

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SOURCE MONITOR AND PROGRAM MONITOR

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TIMELINE

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TOOL WINDOW

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EFFECT CONTROLS

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EFFECT WINDOW

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