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Definition von video- im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: Forms terms relating to moving images, and especially to television
videospan>-game: Attributive form of video game
video-game fanatic.
videospan>-conference: A video-conference is a meeting that takes place using video conferencing
digital videospan>: An inexpensive, high-quality video format used by both consumers and professionals
digital videospan> recorder: a personal video recorder
digital videospan> recorders: plural form of digital video recorder
direct-to-videospan>: Of a motion picture, originally released in a home video format (historically VHS) without being released to cinemas or broadcast on television. Variation: direct-to-DVD
full motion videospan>: Video of sufficient quality to make motion appear continuous to humans, considered to require at least 16 frames per second
In reality, multimedia was associated first and foremost with the development of full-motion video. This fascination for a cinema-like illusion of motion.
full-motion videospan>: Alternative spelling of full motion video
home videospan>: A televisual recording made privately for domestic use, rather than commercially or professionally
inverse videospan>: A display technique whereby background and foreground colours are interchanged, typically used for highlighting
Text to be deleted is shown in inverse video.
martyrdom videospan>: A video recording made by a prospective Islamic suicide bomber setting out a rationale for his actions
music videospan>: A motion picture produced to accompany a song, for promotional or artistic purposes
personal videospan> recorder: A device that can record broadcast television programmes, or the images from a video camera for subsequent playback through a television set
personal videospan> recorders: plural form of personal video recorder
reverse videospan>: Inverse video
For example, underlined reverse video cannot be obtained.
role-playing videospan> game: A genre of video game that uses gameplay elements found in a paper-and-pencil role-playing game (character classes, leveling up)
role-playing videospan> games: plural form of role-playing video game
videospan>: Motion picture stored on VHS or some other format
videospan>: VHS
videospan>: Television, television show, movie
videospan>: To record using video equipment
videospan> DVD: A DVD containing video in DVD-Video format
videospan> arcade: A business or establishment containing a selection of arcade games, pinball machines and other amusement devices
The boys played Space Invaders at the local video arcade.
videospan> arcade game: An arcade game
videospan> arcade games: plural form of video arcade game
videospan> arcades: plural form of video arcade
videospan> assist: A system that allows a video version of a take to be viewed immediately after it is filmed
videospan> camera: A device for recording video footage, often one used by amateurs
videospan> cameras: plural form of video camera
videospan> card: A piece of hardware installed into a personal computer to allow it to send video signals to an external output device such as a monitor or projector
videospan> cards: plural form of video card
videospan> chat: An instance of participating in a webcam-based discussion with one or more other people
videospan> conference: To take part in a video conference
She will videoconference in from the Atlanta office.
videospan> conference: A conference held by video link. An arranged video phone call between more than two parties
The four of us should hold a video conference next week.
videospan> conferences: plural form of video conference
videospan> game: A type of game existing as and controlled by software, usually run by a video game console or a computer, and played on a video terminal or television screen. Controlled by a paddle, joystick, joypad, mouse, keyboard, or a combination of any of these input devices
videospan> game console: A dedicated electronic device that is designed to play video games, especially in accompaniment with a television
videospan> game consoles: plural form of video game console
videospan> games: plural form of video game
videospan> games console: A video game console
videospan> games consoles: plural form of video games console
videospan> ho: The attractive, highly sexualized female dancers or actresses, typically black, who commonly appear in hip hop music videos
The only difference between Imelda and a video ho was the stripper pole.
videospan> jockey: A person who selects, or plays music videos either on television or at a disco
videospan> journalist: A journalist who handles all aspects of production on their own, acting as reporter, cameraman and editor
videospan> journalists: plural form of video journalist
videospan> laryngoscope: A laryngoscope fitted with a video camera placed at a point on the blade which provides a direct view of the larynx. Light is provided to illuminate the larynx, and the video information is displayed on a monitor
videospan> laryngoscopes: plural form of video laryngoscope
videospan> nasty: a video depicting excessive gore and violence, more than is required by the story line
videospan> photographer: A videographer who utilizes advanced photographic techniques to capture and create video images
videospan> projector: A device that takes a video signal and projects the corresponding image on a projection screen using a lens system
videospan> projectors: plural form of video projector
videospan> recording: A recording of images on videotape, DVD etc
videospan> recording: Recording images on videotape, DVD etc
videospan> rhythm: the wave-like curves one expects to see in the Flow of Attention results that reflect the structure of a commercial’s story
Our Flow of Attention graph’s video rhythm made it easy to identify the points in the ad viewers watched most closely.
videospan> rhythms: plural form of video rhythm
videospan> vérité: Alternative spelling of vidéo vérité
vidéo vérité: A genre of video material that appears to be realistic, showing ordinary people in ordinary situations, speaking normal dialogue
videospan> rendering: (Bilgisayar) The process of producing the pixels of an image from a higher-level description of its components
Personal Videospan> Recorder: {i} PVR, interactive TV recording device that records video without videotape to a hard drive
Videospan> Electronic Standards Association: group of manufacturers which develop standards for graphics cards, VESA (Computers)
Videospan> Graphics Array: old standard for display cards, VGA (Computers)
Videospan> RAM: very high-speed random access memory used in high-quality video cards, VRAM memory (Computers)
Videospan> Tape Recorder: device used for recording on and displaying video tapes, VTR
adjective videospan> 3: relating to or used in the process of recording and showing pictures on television audio
home videospan> camera: video camera with which one can record home movies and play them back on a home video cassette recorder, VCR
interactive videospan>: computer linked by software to a video system which allows the user to control a video disk and explore the information on that disk; choices can be made about the order in which the exploration takes place
interactive videospan>: A combination of video and computer technology in which the user's actions, choices, and decisions affect the way in which the program unfolds
music videospan>: A filmed or videotaped rendition of a recorded song, often portraying musicians performing the song or including visual images interpreting the lyrics
reverse videospan>: presentation of dark writing on a light background
s-videospan>: Transmits luminance and color portions separately, using multiple wires, thus avoiding the colour encoding process and its inevitable loss of picture quality
s-videospan>: "Separate" Video is a physical video interface that carries the luminance and chrominance information separately The S-Video signal is the same as the composite video signal, except that the Y signal (luminance) is on a separate wire from the U-V signal
straight-to-videospan>: a film that is never shown in a cinema but is only available on video
streaming videospan>: A sequence of "moving images" that are sent in compressed form over the internet and displayed by the viewer as they arrive Streaming media is streaming video with sound With streaming video or streaming media, a web user does not have to wait to download a large file before seeing the video or hearing the sound Instead, the media is sent in a continuous stream and is played as it arrives The users needs a player which is a special program that decompresses and sends video data to the display and audio data to speakers A player can be either an integral part of a browser or downloaded from the software maker's web site Streaming video is usually sent from prerecorded video files, but can be distributed as part of a live broadcast "feed"
streaming videospan>: Video or audio streaming means the files can be viewed before they are fully downloaded Usually streaming works by downloading an initial portion of the file, known as a buffer, into the user's viewer or player This application then begins playback of the file while the remainder continues to "fill in "
videospan>: {i} visual part of a film or television (excluding the sound); medium of television; video cassette (Informal); short film made to go along with a song, music video
videospan>: a recording of both the video and audio components (especially one containing a recording of a movie or television program)
videospan>: Pertaining to picture signals in a television system Voltage Drop The voltage developed across a component or conductor by the current in the resistance or impedance of the component or conductor
videospan>: Pertaining to the picture signals in a television system or to the information-carrying signals which are eventually presented on the cathode-ray tubes of a radar
videospan>: Something that has been recorded on videotape, CD, DVD, cassette, or other broadcasting medium
videospan>: A video is a film or television programme recorded on tape for people to watch on a television set. the makers of films and videos
videospan>: A moving picture, accompanied by sound
videospan>: (DoDD 5040 2) Electronic recording and playback of imagery
videospan>: Video is a system by which you can see television images or films on your computer, rather than on a television set. videoed videoing to record a television programme, film, or a real event on a video = videotape American Equivalent: tape
videospan>: Digital video is useful in multimedia applications for showing real life - such as people talking or real life illustrations of concepts Its main drawback is its very large file size To make it usable video files need to be compressed
videospan>: 1 An electrical signal containing timing (synchronization), luminance (intensity), and often chrominance (color) information that, when displayed on an appropriate device, gives a visual image or representation of the original image sequences 2 Pertaining to the sections of a television system that carry television signals, either in unmodulated or modulated form (188) 3 Pertaining to the demodulated radar signal that is applied to a radar display device (188) 4 Pertaining to the bandwidth or data rate necessary for the transmission of real-time television pictures [After FAA] Note: In practice, the baseband bandwidth required for the transmission of NTSC television pictures (not including the audio carriers) is approximately 5 MHz
videospan>: adj Of or pertaining to the visual component of a television signal In relation to computers, video refers to the rendering of text and graphics images on displays
videospan>: A moving picture, accompanied by sound Man unterscheidet zwischen "herkÃ¶mmlichem" Video und "Streaming" Video " herkÃ¶mmlichem " Video: Die Videodatei muss zunÃ¤chst komplett heruntergeladen werden und kann erst dann mit (z B QuickTime-PlugIn) abgespielt werden -> Wartezeiten! Die Ã¼blichsten Dateiformate sind mov, avi, mpg "Streaming" Video: Es wird nur eine Startsequenz heruntergeladen (ca 4KB), das Video wird sofort gestartet und die Videodaten werden direkt im Videoplayer (z B RealPlayer) abgespielt Die Ã¼blichsten Streaming-Videoformate sind rm, rpm
videospan>: Pertaining to visual information in an integrated system
videospan>: Video is the system of recording films and events on tape so that people can watch them on a television set. She has watched the race on video. manufacturers of audio and video equipment
videospan>: A version of filming often used in music productions or to promote someone or something
videospan>: Source of video signal for the monitor, may be an add-on board, or built right into the motherboard
videospan>: Pertaining to picture signals in a television system
videospan>: The medium of delivering information created from the
videospan>: If you video a television programme or event, you record it on tape using a video recorder or video camera, so that you can watch it later. She had been videoing the highlights of the tournament = videotape, tape
videospan>: broadcasting visual images of stationary or moving objects; "she is a star of screen and video"; "Television is a medium because it is neither rare nor well done" - Ernie Kovacs
videospan>: A signal which contains visual information, such as a picture in a television system
videospan>: the visible part of a television transmission; "they could still receive the sound but the picture was gone"
videospan>: Moving pictures
videospan>: Video console variables find the best tradeoff between performance and quality Also possible to use these commands in scripts to change your settings quickly in-game
videospan>: Sill and moving images that can be recorded, manipulated, and displayed on a computer
videospan>: the visible part of a television transmission; "they could still receive the sound but the picture was gone
videospan>: Video cameras and cable television Visible spectrum The portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that can be seen by the unaided human eye Voice Telephone services
videospan>: {s} relating to the transmission or reception of a televised image
videospan>: A series of framed images put together, one after another, to simulate motion and interactivity A video can be transmitted by number of frames per second and/or the amount of time between switching frames
videospan>: A video is a machine that you can use to record television programmes and play videotapes on a television set. He'd set the video for 8.00. = video recorder, VCR
videospan>: A smoothly animating series of images More complex than simple animated gifs, videos can add richness to content and enhance the user experience Videos are often accompanied by sound tracks; it is recommended that this not be done within the video itself but by using SMIL
videospan>: = Non-broadcast videotaped asynchronous instruction
videospan> adapter: graphics card, expansion board which is responsible for transferring pictures to on-screen display
videospan> arcade: a public place where there are a lot of video games that you play by putting money in the machines
videospan> arcade: {i} place offering video games; video game room
videospan> cassette: A video cassette is a cassette containing videotape, on which you can record or watch moving pictures and sounds. = videotape. a video
videospan> chat: conversation held between two or more participants in which a web camera is used so that each participant can see the face of the other participants via the Internet
videospan> clip: small segment of a video recording
videospan> conferencing: Video conferencing is a system that enables people in various places around the world to have a meeting by seeing and hearing each other on a screen. a system that makes it possible to have meetings with people in different parts of the world by sending pictures and sound electronically
videospan> disk: compact disc containing video data
videospan> display: A device that accepts video signals from a computer and provides information in a visual form
videospan> display terminal: A computer terminal having a video display that uses a cathode-ray tube
videospan> game: game played on a television or computer
videospan> game: A video game is a computer game that you play on your television or on a similar device. An electronic or computerized game played by manipulating images on a video display or television screen. a computer game in which you move images on a screen using electronic controls
videospan> jockey: One who announces, plays, and provides commentary on videotaped programs, especially music videos, as on television or at a discotheque. a VJ
videospan> recorder: device used to record and play videos, video player
videospan> screen: special surface onto which videos are projected
videospan> wall: A video wall is a set of video screens that are connected together, so that each screen shows a part of the whole picture or so that the same picture is repeated on each screen