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Beyond the timeline

With James we looked at everything to do with things in editing beyond the timeline such as file types and the rendering process. Here are my notes:

 Resolution
Different resolutions:
(Height of the images)
  • 360p - Youtube - 360 Lines
  • 480p - Common for laptops and monitors
  • 720p (HD)
  • 1080p (HD)
Video and audio file - they are separate on DVD (video and audio files are separate files - 2x files)
  • video- .m2v                            -Timeline compression
  • audio - .ac3 (Dolby 2.0)         -Timeline compression
Video and audio
  • audio -.mp3
  • video and audio - mp4 (Muxed)
  • Codec code-decode (H. 264) - creates an .mp4
Rendering - Video rendering is the process by which a computer processes information from a coded data source and uses that information to produce and display an image.

Lossy (smaller file e.g. mb) - is a compressed file - it cannot return or be reverted to original files e.g. .mp3 .mp4

Lossless (larger file e.g. gb) file such as .avi, .wav (audio), .mov

With James we looked at how to render videos and its importance it plays in the editing process.

This is me rendering a video on Premiere Pro:











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