Video Editing for Beginners

Question 1

What exactly does "dubbing" an audio or video project mean?

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To duplicate or duplicate the project.

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To make the sound and images coincide.

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The master copy must be stored or backed up.

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To create the ultimate master copy.

Question 2

What is the distinction between "mono" and "stereo" sound channels?

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Mono is a single channel, whereas Stereo is two channels (left and right).

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Mono is a lossy format, whereas stereo is a lossless format.

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Mono is exclusively used for web videos, while "Stereo" is required for HD videos.

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There is no distinction.

Question 3

What does "Hz" — Hertz stand for?

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It is a measurement of the sampling rate of audio.

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It denotes the size of an audio file.

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It is a raw audio file's file name extension.

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It is the name of a car rental service.

Question 4

A video editing approach in which A and B rolls are edited together with a transition from one to the next is known as:

Accepted Answer

A/B editing

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Marker editing

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Outpoint editing

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Storyboarding

Question 5

Converting from one video compression format to another is also referred to as:

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Transcode

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Transcription

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Render

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Rename

Question 6

A nondestructive compression strategy is one that keeps all of the original file information and does not impair sound or video quality.

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Lossless

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Lossy

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Codec

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Exportive

Question 7

What exactly is a "codec?"

Accepted Answer

A component for video or audio compression that can both compress and decompress.

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A file naming extension compatible with Quicktime and Windows Media.

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A piece of hardware used to store audio and video content.

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A compression strategy that discards some of the original data.