Term
| What are SMPTE and PAL Time Code Standards and Time Base References? |
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Definition
SMPTE:
30 - 60 Hz (Video)
29.97 ND - 59.94 Hz (Video)
29.97 DF - 59.94 Hz (Video & Broadcast)
24 - 60 Hz (Film)
23.976 - 59.94 Hz
PAL:
25 - 50 Hz |
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Term
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Definition
| That line on old computers and screen when shot on video. |
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Term
| How many lines are in one video frame which make up how many fields? |
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Definition
There are 525 lines in one video frame which make up two fields.
Field 1 has 262.5
Field 2 has 262.5 |
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Term
| What percentage is video pull down? |
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Definition
0.1%
30 - 29.97
24 - 23.976
60 - 59.94 |
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Term
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| Time Base Reference. How many times the line turns off and back on back to the top of the screen. |
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Term
| Over an hour, DF drops how much? |
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Definition
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Term
1:00:00:00 is ND/DF?
1:00:00;00 is ND/DF? |
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Definition
1:00:00:00 is ND
1:00:00;00 is DF? |
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Term
| What does a Pro Tools Session Folder contain? |
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Definition
1. Audio Files Folder
2. Fade Files (But not in PTX)
3. Session File (PTF)
4. Plugin Settings
5. Video Files
6. Wavecache (Bufferer for wavefroms)
7. Session File Backups
8. Region Groups |
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Term
| What are the seven edit tools in Pro Tools? |
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Definition
1. Pencil - Allows one to draw in the waveform when at sample level and it's used for automation.
2. Trimmer - Expands or shortens region ends.
3. Scrubber - It can play audio up to normal speed depending on how quickly the mouse is dragged over a region.
4. Selector - Allows for highlight of any track or region.
5. Smart Tool - A combination of the grabber, selector, and trimmer tool which can also add fade files to ends of regions.
6. Grabber - Allows one to select one or more regions and move them.
7. Zoomer - Expands time line and makes waveforms wider or narrower. |
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Term
| What are the four region list contents? |
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Definition
1. Audio Files
2. Video Files
3. MIDI Files
4. Region Groups |
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Term
| What are some ruler window thingies? |
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Definition
1. Bars
2. Markers
3. Min:Secs
4. Samples
5. Bars and Beats
6. Feet/Frames
7. Time Code
8. Meter
10. Key |
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Term
| List Pro Tools edit modes and describe them. |
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Definition
1. Shuffle - When a region selection is deleted, that region will move adjacent to the left most region next to it or to the session start if there is no region left of the edited region. All regions to the right of the edited region are shifted along with it.
2. Slip - Allows one to freely edit region(s) without affecting other regions around it.
3. Absolute Grid - Allows one to edit region(s) while snapping to a predetermined grid line without affecting other regions around it.
4. Relative Grid - Allows one edit regions according to it's relative placement.
5. Spot - Allows one to move regions to a specific desired point via typing in the destination point. |
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Term
| What are the three most used sample rates? |
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Definition
| 44.1kHz, 48kHz, and 96kHz. |
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