Audiovisual Dictionary
Get to know the terms of the audiovisual ecosystem
1
- 14:9
- 16:9
- 1035i
- 1080i
- 1125
2
- 24p
- 2K
3
- 3D
- 3D Scenography
- 3G SDI
4
- 4:3
- 4:1:1
- 4:2:0
- 4:2:2
- 4:2:2:4
- 4:4:4:4
- 4FSC
- 4K
7
- 720p
a
- A/D
- ABR
- Acess
- Acimut / Azimut
- Acimutal Recording
- Active Video
- AES/EBU
- AES3
- AES67
- AFM
- AGI
- ALDC (Adaptive Lossles Data Compresion of IBM)
- ALIASING
- AM
- AMWA
- Analogical
- ANSI (American National Standard Institute)
- APT (Aplication ID of Trac)
- AR (Augmented Reality)
- Archive
- Aspect
- Assemble
- ATF (Automatic Tracking Finding)
- ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode)
- ATR (Audio Tape Recorder)
- ATSC (Advanced Television System Committee)
- Audio
- Audio dubbing
- AVC
- AVC-INTRA
- AVCHD
- AVI
b
- B-Y
- Bandwidth
- BBC (British Broadcasting Company)
- Betacam
- Betacam SP
- Big Data
- Binary
- BIT (Binary Digit)
- BITRATE
- Black Burst
- Blockchain
- BLOCKING
- BNC (Bayonet Neil Concelman)
- BPM
- Broadcast
- BroadcastMetaverse
- BTS
- Bug
- BWF
- Byte
c
- Camcorder
- Camera Scope
- CAPEX
- Carrier
- Cassette
- CCD (Charge Coupled Device)
- CCIR 601
- CCIR (International Radio Consultative Committee)
- CCTV (Closed Circuit Television)
- CDN
- Chrominance
- CLIPLINK
- CMAF
- CODEC
- Coercitivity
- COFDM
- Color Framing
- Color Subporter
- Components
- Composite
- Compression
- Compression ratio
- CONFI (Confidence Head)
- Control Track
- CSDI
- CTL
- CUE
- Cyberworld
d
- D/A
- D1
- D2
- D3
- D5
- D6
- D7
- D8
- D9
- D10
- D11
- D12
- D16
- DAM
- DANTE
- dB
- DCT (Discrete Cosine Transform)
- DD1
- DDos
- DDR (Digital Disk Recorder)
- Decibel
- Digital
- Digital Components
- Digital Composite
- Digital Plus
- Digital-S
- Digitalize
- Dinamic Tracking (DT)
- DIR (Digital Instrumentation Recorder)
- DMC (Dinamic Motion Control)
- Dolby AC-3
- Dolby Atmos
- Dolby-C NR (Noise Reduction)
- Dolby E (Digital)
- Dolby Surround
- Domino
- Downconversion
- DPP
- DPX
- DRM
- Drop (Drop Out)
- Drop Frame
- Drum
- DTF
- DV
- Dx
e
- E to E
- EBU (European Broadcast Union)
- Editor
- EDR
- EDTV (Extended Definition Television) 16:9
- EEPROM
- EIAJ
- Embedded Audio
- Ember+
- Encryption
- ENG (Electronic News Gathering)
- EP (Extended Play)
- EPG
- EPROM
- eVTR
f
- Field
- Film Production
- Firewall
- Firewire
- Flying Erase Heads
- FM
- Fragmentation
- Frame
- Frame I
- FTP
g
- GAP
- Gateway
- Gb (Gigabit)
- GB (Gigabyte)
- Gbps (Gb/s)
- Generations
- Gibibyte (GiB)
- GOP (Group of Pictures)
- Graphics Engine
- Gs (Retentivity)
- GSM (Good Shot Mark)
h
- H-LOG
- Hacking
- Handycam
- Hard Disk
- HD-SDI
- HD-SDTI
- HDR
- HDTV (High Definition Television)
- HDVS (High Definition Video System)
- Helicoidal
- HESP
- Hi-Fi
- HLS
- HTTP
- HUB&SPOKE (star network)
- Hyperconvergence
- Hz (Hertzio)
i
- I-Link
- I.P.S.
- ID-1
- IEEE-1394
- IGMP
- Immersive Virtual Studio
- Inch
- Ingest
- Insert
- Inter-Frame
- Interlaced Fields 2:1
- Interlaced System
- Interlacing
- Intra-Field
- Intra-frame
- Intra-Trama
- IoT
- IoV
- ISO (International Standards Organization)
- ITI (Information of Track and Insert)
- ITU 709
- ITU (International Telecomunication Union)
- ITU-R 601
j
- JOG
- JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
k
- kA/m
- Key
- Key frames
- Keying
- kHz
l
- Latency
- LD (Long Duration)
- LED
- LED Lighting
- LED Screen
- LEO
- LiDAR
- Lineplex
- Longitudinal Time Code
- LP (Long Play)
- LTC (Longitudinal Time Code)
- LTO
- LTO-8
- LTO-9 | LTO-10
- Luminance
m
- M
- M II
- Magnetic Recording Head
- Magnetoscope
- MAM
- Mb (Megabit)
- MB (MegaByte)
- Mbps (Mb/s, Mbits/s)
- MDAT
- ME
- Metadata
- Metaverse
- Metaverse
- MHz (Megahertzio)
- MIC (Memory In Cassette)
- Micra
- MJPEG
- Moire, Effect
- Monolithic System
- MP
- MP (Metal Particles)
- MP4
- MPEG-2
- MPEG-2 422 @ML
- MPEG-DASH
- MPEG (Moving Pictures Experts Group)
- MR (Mixed Reality)
- Multiplexed
n
- NAB
- NDI
- NFT
- NMOS
- NON-BLOCKING
- Non Drop Frame
- NTP
- NTSC
o
- Oersted (Oe)
- Offline
- Omega Winding
- OPEX
- OTT
p
- PAL
- PAL PLUS
- PAM
- Pause
- PB
- PCM
- Pentesting
- PIM
- Pitch
- Píxel
- P@ML
- Post-Producción
- Pre-Read
- Progressive System
- PTP
q
- QSDI
- Quartercam
r
- R-Y
- R-Y y B-Y Multiplexed and compressed in time
- Ransomware
- Ratio of images
- Recording Set
- Reference
- Resolution
- Resolution Lines
- Retentivity
- RGB
- Rolling
- RTP
- RTSP
s
- SaaS
- Sampling Frequency
- SCSI-2
- SCSI (Small Computer System Interface)
- SDDI (Serial Digital Data Interface)
- SDI (Serial Digital Interface)
- SDN
- SDTI-CP; SMPTE 3269
- SDTI (Serial Data Transport Interface)
- SDTV (STD)
- SECAM
- Segmented
- Segmented Encoding
- Servo
- Shuttle
- Signal/ Noise
- SMPTE 259M: HD
- SMPTE 260
- SMPTE 274M: HD
- SMPTE 292M: HD
- SMPTE 305M
- SMPTE 2022-6
- SMPTE 2022-7
- SMPTE 2110
- SMPTE 3269
- SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers)
- SMPTE-TC
- Solid State Recorder
- SPINE & LEAF
- SQL
- SRT
- STACKING
- Starlink
- Subporter
- Sync
- Sync Track
t
- TB
- TBC (Time Base Corrector)
- Telefile
- Teletext
- Time Code
- Tracking
- Transport Stream (TS)
u
- U (Cb)
- UDP
- UHF
- Under Dirt Packing
- Unity
- Unreal Engine
- User Bits
- UWDSCSI
v
- V (Cr)
- V-LOG
- VCR
- Vertical Interval Time Code
- Vertical Synchronism
- VFX
- VHF
- VHS
- VHS-C
- Video Disc
- Virtual Production
- Virtual Scenography
- Virtual Set
- VITC (Vertical Interval Time Code)
- VLAN
- VLC
- VOD
- VPX
- VPX Film Studio
- VPxR
- VR (Virtual Reality)
- VTR
w
- WDM
- Workflow
- Writing Speed from Head to Tape
x
- XP (eXtended Play)
- XR (Extended Reality)
- XR Virtual Set
y
- Y
- Y/C
- Y U V
- Yottabyte
z
- Zettabyte
Did you know…
Older formats become extremely fragile over time. There is a deterioration process in the acetate tapes caused by hydrolysis, also known as the “vinegar syndrome”.
Did you know…
TSA provided the coding and CDN service for the first XBOX OTT platform.
What is Video streaming?
The streaming, also called media transmission, stream by sequences, live streaming or just streaming, is the digital provision of multimedia content in real time via the Internet, so that the user can start using the contents without the need to wait for the file to be completely downloaded. This type of technology works through a data buffer which stores the download stream on the user’s terminal to immediately show the downloaded material.