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In this section you will learn briefly about the technical side of video.
Video for the Web
As video compression technology has been developed and refined, it
has become increasingly easier to produce high-quality video with a
minimum of technical expertise. Instead of high-tech, Hollywood
production studios exclusively being able to produce quality video
for the Web, now even the most casual users can produce top-notch
video.
This guide is intended to take away the complexities and
misconceptions of capturing, editing, compressing and delivering
video. Its focus, however, is to explain how to compress and manage
that video for view and streaming on the Web. If you want to know
more about how it works follow this link to find "How
digital cinema works?"
The guide is divided into six main components for your convenience:
| 1. | Concept |
| Research, plan and
prepare great video. » Read More |
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| 2. | Equipment Setup |
| Learn about the
types of video equipment you need. » Read More |
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| 3. | Capturing and Editing |
| Find out which
transfer and editing options are available. » Read More |
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| 4. | Compression |
| Compress video file
size and maintain quality with codecs and tools. » Read More |
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| 5. | Video Management and Delivery |
| Decide how you want
to manage and deliver your video. » Read More |
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| 6. | Quick Review |
| Review the main
step of how to get video on the Web. » Read More |
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| 7. | |
| A General review of shots, angles, and everything you ever wanted to know about video. |