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2520 K Avenue
Suite 700-743
Plano, Texas 75074 USA
(Dallas/Ft Worth)

Phone (972)-881-3200
Toll Free (877) 704-1517

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GLOSSARY OF TERMS - A DICTIONARY FOR THE VIDEO PROFESSIONAL
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handheld mic A microphone that a person holds to speak or sing into.
Hard Disks Common digital storage component in a computer. For video use, hard disks need: 1) an access time of less than 10 milliseconds; 2) a sustained throughput (data transfer rate) of 3 Megabytes per second; and 3) a maximum time for housekeeping of 33 milliseconds (one video frame).
Hard Light Type of light that creates brilliant highlights and sharp shadows.
Harry Trade name of a sophisticated digital effects system by Quantel. Includes Quantel's Paintbox digital effects generator.
HDTV (high-definition television) "In the works" television system standard affording greater resolution for sharper pictures and wide-screen viewing via specially-designed TV equipment.
Head [1] Electromagnetic components within camcorders and VCRs that record, receive, and erase video and audio signals on magnetic tape. [2] Tripod's camera mount. [See fluid head, friction head.]
Headroom Space remaining between the top of a subject's head and a monitor's upper screen edge. Composition consideration.
Hi8 (high-band 8mm) Improved version of 8mm videotape format characterized by higher luminance resolution for a sharper picture. Compact "conceptual equivalent" of Super-VHS. [See 8mm.]
Hi-fi (high fidelity) Generalized term defining audio quality approaching the limits of human hearing, pertinent to high-quality sound reproduction systems.
high impedance A characteristic of microphones that have a great deal of opposition to the flow of alternating current through them and therefore must have short cables; they are less likely to be used in professional situations than low impedance microphones.
Hiss Primary background signal interference in audio recording, result of circuit noise from a playback recorder's amplifiers or from a tape's residual magnetism.
home entertainment network A network that handles mostly audio and video.
home multimedia media center An A/V client that is designed to be the central point of a home A/V system. See A/V client.
Horizontal Resolution Specification denoting amount of discernable detail across a screen's width. Measured in lines, the higher the number the better the picture quality. [See resolution.]
Horsepower The rate at which an engine produces energy.
hub A simple networking device that transmits all incoming packets to all connected devices. Inefficient by design. Switches are generally considered to be a better solution from a network design standpoint.
Hybrid Vehicle Has electric components, but uses a non-grid fuel source.
Hydrometer Tests the specific gravity of a fluid.
 
 
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