MACHINE ASR ACCESSIBILITY AID

24_Appendix_3_-_Video_Glossary.mp3

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Collection
Part 9 · VIDEHA MITHILA MAITHILI DISCUSSION CRITICISM SERIES PART 9
Status
asr-draft
Human verified
No
Editorial review
not-reviewed
ASR model
small
Detected language
en (0.976689)
Duration
2:51
Source
Open preserved recording

Timestamped machine output

  1. 0:00–0:30अपन्डिक्स त्री विडिःो ग्लासरी तर्म, मीनिग, आप्रुव, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक वि
  2. 0:30–0:39and relevant sound. Codec. A method used to encode and decode audio or video. Continuity.
  3. 0:39–0:45Consistency of appearance, position, action, light and sound between shots. Cud-away.
  4. 0:45–0:54A shot inserted to cover an edit or show related detail. Nolly. Camera movement toward or away from a subject.
  5. 0:54–0:55Frame Rate
  6. 0:55–0:58The number of video frames displayed each second
  7. 0:58–0:59Generative Fill
  8. 0:59–1:04A tool that invents or extends selected visual areas
  9. 1:04–1:05J Cut
  10. 1:05–1:08The next shot, Sogono begins before its picture
  11. 1:08–1:09L Cut
  12. 1:09–1:13The current shot, Sogono continues after the picture changes
  13. 1:13–1:14Master
  14. 1:14–1:19The highest quality approved final file used to make other copies
  15. 1:19–1:21Negative Instruction
  16. 1:21–1:25A prompt instruction describing what should not appear or change.
  17. 1:25–1:26Parallax.
  18. 1:26–1:31A parent relative movement of near and far objects as the camera moves.
  19. 1:31–1:32Prompt.
  20. 1:32–1:37A written or visual instruction supplied to a generative system.
  21. 1:37–1:38Resolution.
  22. 1:38–1:41The pixel dimensions of an image or video frame.
  23. 1:41–1:42Rough cut.
  24. 1:42–1:47An early complete edit used to judge structure and timing.
  25. 1:47–1:48Safe area.
  26. 1:48–1:54The central area where critical text and subjects remain visible across displays.
  27. 1:54–2:00See, a repeatable starving value used by some generators to influence variation.
  28. 2:00–2:01Shot.
  29. 2:01–2:04One continuous camera view or generated clip.
  30. 2:04–2:10SRT, a common plain text subtitle file containing time codes and captions.
  31. 2:10–2:11Storyboard.
  32. 2:11–2:15A visual plan showing the sequence and purpose of shots.
  33. 2:15–2:17Text to speech.
  34. 2:17–2:22Text to speech, synthetic voice generated from written text.
  35. 2:22–2:23Timeline.
  36. 2:23–2:29The editing area where video, audio, graphics and captions are arranged over time.
  37. 2:29–2:30Tracking shot.
  38. 2:30–2:34A camera movement that follows or travels with a subject.
  39. 2:34–2:35Transition.
  40. 2:35–2:39The method by which one shot changes to another.
  41. 2:39–2:40Upscaling.
  42. 2:40–2:45Increasing apparent resolution, often with algorithmic reconstruction.
  43. 2:45–2:46Voice clone.
  44. 2:46–2:50A synthetic voice designed to resemble a particular speaker.

Plain text

अपन्डिक्स त्री विडिःो ग्लासरी तर्म, मीनिग, आप्रुव, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक विपा, नाटक वि and relevant sound. Codec. A method used to encode and decode audio or video. Continuity. Consistency of appearance, position, action, light and sound between shots. Cud-away. A shot inserted to cover an edit or show related detail. Nolly. Camera movement toward or away from a subject. Frame Rate The number of video frames displayed each second Generative Fill A tool that invents or extends selected visual areas J Cut The next shot, Sogono begins before its picture L Cut The current shot, Sogono continues after the picture changes Master The highest quality approved final file used to make other copies Negative Instruction A prompt instruction describing what should not appear or change. Parallax. A parent relative movement of near and far objects as the camera moves. Prompt. A written or visual instruction supplied to a generative system. Resolution. The pixel dimensions of an image or video frame. Rough cut. An early complete edit used to judge structure and timing. Safe area. The central area where critical text and subjects remain visible across displays. See, a repeatable starving value used by some generators to influence variation. Shot. One continuous camera view or generated clip. SRT, a common plain text subtitle file containing time codes and captions. Storyboard. A visual plan showing the sequence and purpose of shots. Text to speech. Text to speech, synthetic voice generated from written text. Timeline. The editing area where video, audio, graphics and captions are arranged over time. Tracking shot. A camera movement that follows or travels with a subject. Transition. The method by which one shot changes to another. Upscaling. Increasing apparent resolution, often with algorithmic reconstruction. Voice clone. A synthetic voice designed to resemble a particular speaker.

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