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nonlinear editing

Also known as: NLE
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  • video editing

    …through computerized environments, the so-called nonlinear editing (NLE) suites. This is also evidenced by contemporary random-access tapeless media that are currently implemented in most audiovisual capturing devices (i.e., digital camcorders, photo cameras, voice recorders, tablets, smartphones), featuring high storage capacity and data-transfer speed at relatively low cost. Thus, any computerized…

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    …through computerized environments, the so-called nonlinear editing (NLE) suites. This is also evidenced by contemporary random-access tapeless media that are currently implemented in most audiovisual capturing devices (i.e., digital camcorders, photo cameras, voice recorders, tablets, smartphones), featuring high storage capacity and data-transfer speed at relatively low cost. Thus, any computerized…

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