Basic Editing Video and Audio II

Format Editing Video

Standard Broadcast Video
PAL
NTSC

PAL
PAL (Phase Alternating Line) TV standard that was introduced in the early 1960s in Europe. PAL is used in most Western European countries (except France, whereSECAM is used), Australia, some African countries, some South American countriesand some Asian countries (indonesia).

NTSC

NTSC (National Television Standards Committee) is the color of the TV standarddeveloped in the United States in 1953. United States, Canada, Japan, most of the Western Hemisphere and various Asian countries follow NTSC standards

-AVI (Audio Video Interleaved)
namely the continuation of the original video format studio good quality but lack a large enough file size. Duration of 60 minutes it took the hard disk capacity of 15giga

-MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group)
which is a very popular format in the affairs of the compressed video for editing theoriginal video image size becomes smaller and just lower the framerate of the videosound and picture editing results. Duration of 60 minutes it took eight gigabytes of hard disk space

-WMV (Windows Media Video)
which is a very popular format of the codec microsoft.

-MOV
This video file can be opened with QuickTime Player application from Apple. MOVformat was further developed by the MPEG organization to spawn another format ieMP4 or MPEG-4 file format is one of the voice coding and image / video derivedfrom Apple's Quick Time.

-VCD (Video Compact Disc)
Video and audio are encoded using MPEG-1. CD-ROM can store about 800megabytes of data.

-SVCD (Super Video Compact Disc)
This video file SVCD video quality could be better than VCD. If recorded with the highest quality, it's almost DVD quality. Since SVCD is still limited to 800MB of data, the number of SVCDs required to store the movie more than double the number of VCDs.