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keyframes Start and end points for animated effects. Adobe Premiere Elements automatically generates the frames
between keyframes to create smooth movement. See also interpolation and tweening .
keying Replacing part of one TV image with video from another image. Also called blue screen. See also chroma key .
L-cut An edit in which the video ends before the audio, which acts as a subtle transition from one scene to the next. To
perform an L-cut in the Timeline window, hold down the Alt key and drag the right edge of the video to the left; the
result looks like the letter
L.
letterbox A technique used to preserve the original aspect ratio of a motion picture when played on a TV. Letterboxing
adds black bars to the top and bottom of the screen.
lossless A compression scheme that doesn’t affect signal quality, such as the transfer of DV via an IEEE 1394
connection.
lossy A compression scheme that degrades quality. Lossy algorithms compress digital data by eliminating the data least
sensitive to the human eye, and offer the highest compression rates available.
luminance The effect of the combined values for brightness and contrast.
Machinima A method for creating movies that combines traditional filmmaking, animation, and virtual 3D gaming
technology. Machinima is the combined form of “machine/cinema” or “machine/animation.”
markers DVD markers indicate chapters, scenes, and stop points for a DVD menu. In Premiere Elements, DVD
markers are also called scene markers. Clip markers signify important points within a clip. Timeline markers indicate
scenes, locations for titles, or other significant points within an entire movie. Clip markers and timeline markers are
used for positioning and trimming clips.
mask See matte .
matte The transparent area of an image, typically defined by a graphic shape or a bluescreen background. Also called
a mask.
MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A standard used to share data between electronic music equipment and
computers.
mini-timeline A timeline that appears at the bottom of the Monitor panel when the Sceneline is displayed. (See also
timeline .)
MJPEG Motion JPEG. A compression standard used to convert each video frame into a compressed JPEG image.
MJPEG is best suited for broadcast-quality video, and is preferable over MPEG for footage that contains a great deal of
movement. See also MPEG .
motion menu A DVD menu that has a moving background image instead of a still image, animated buttons, or both.
MP3 MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3. Both a compression standard and a file format for digital audio.
MPEG Motion Pictures Expert Group. Also, a type of compression and a video format. Unlike JPEG, where individual
frames are compressed, MPEG compression calculates and encodes only the differences between one frame and its
preceding frame.
MPEG-1 Compression standard used to convert analog video for use in digital applications. It was designed to deliver
near-broadcast-quality video through a standard speed CD-ROM. The compression ratio is about 100:1.
MPEG-2 Extension of the MPEG-1 standard. It was designed to meet the requirements of TV broadcast studios.
MPEG-2 is the broadcast-quality video found on DVDs and requires a decoder for playback.
MPEG-3 Developed for HDTV but became obsolete when MPEG-2 was discovered to adequately meet HDTV
requirements. Often confused with MP3.
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