Documentación Audiovisual production Parte 2 (Junior University Campus School - Universitat de Vic)

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The document discusses the basics of audiovisual production and editing. It explains high definition technology and its advantages over previous standards. It then provides steps for editing video using the online JayCut program, including uploading files, arranging them on a timeline, and basic editing tools. Finally, it outlines export options for mobile devices, computers, and the web.

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AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION

2) SECOND PROCESS: CAPTURE, EDITION, POST-PRODUCTION

BASIC CONCEPTS OF AUDIOVISUAL EDITION

High Definition is an audiovisual technology based on capture and image processing in
digital format with a quality approaching that offered by the world of celluloid (film).
Internationally it is known as HD. In the television world it represents a quantum shift
in emission standards: television can be broadcast in 16:9 widescreen format with a
quality six times higher than previously.

CAPTURE

Steps to edit a video with the JayCut program online:

- Open the online video editor: http://jaycut.com/

- Register with a username and password

- Choose the option: CREATE MOVIE

- Choose the language: ENGLISH

- Connect to the source that contains the files (ADD MEDIA)

- In this case your computer (MY COMPUTER)

- Find the desktop folder of your computer where you have saved your files
(BROWSE)

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- Choose all the files that we recorded the first day (ADD MORE FILES)

- Upload the files (UPLOAD)

- Once you have all the media inserted, drag the videos in the project window to the
timeline.

Basic editing options with JayCut video editing software:

- New (project) NEW
- Open (project) OPEN
- Import-add (files) ADD MEDIA
- Save (draft) SAVE
- Export (get compressed) DOWNLOAD MOVIE / PUBLISH
- Help (HELP)?
- Backwards / Forward (UNDO / REDO)

Parts of the video editor:

- PROJECT WINDOW (Files)
- TIMELINE (Edit files)
- VIEWER (View edition process)

Media types available:

- Videos (video library)
- Images (Image Library)
- Audio (Sound library)
- Transitions (Transitions library)
- Text (Text examples)
- Settings (Configuration)

Tools available:

- Cursor: select
- Scissors: cut
- Zoom tool: increase (+) and decrease (-) the scale of the timeline
- Record audio (computer microphone)
- Record video (computer camera)
- Maximise (program size)
- Preview Mode (generate a real-time preview)

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FINAL STEP:

Export to:

- Mobile Device (iPhone, iPad, PC, etc.)

MPEG 4 (H.264) / MPEG 4 (H264) / AVI (XviD)

- Computer (audiovisual formats)

MPEG 4 (H264) / AVI (XviD) / Flash Video (H264)

- Web (online)

Facebook / Youtube / Blog

The program will send you an email with a link to download the video.

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1. AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION 2) SECOND PROCESS: CAPTURE, EDITION, POST-PRODUCTION BASIC CONCEPTS OF AUDIOVISUAL EDITION High Definition is an audiovisual technology based on capture and image processing in digital format with a quality approaching that offered by the world of celluloid (film). Internationally it is known as HD. In the television world it represents a quantum shift in emission standards: television can be broadcast in 16:9 widescreen format with a quality six times higher than previously. CAPTURE Steps to edit a video with the JayCut program online: - Open the online video editor: http://jaycut.com/ - Register with a username and password - Choose the option: CREATE MOVIE - Choose the language: ENGLISH - Connect to the source that contains the files (ADD MEDIA) - In this case your computer (MY COMPUTER) - Find the desktop folder of your computer where you have saved your files (BROWSE) 1

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