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Table Of Contents
- Copyright
- Welcome to MAGIX Video easy 4 HD
- What's new in MAGIX Video easy 4 HD?
- Features
- Serial number
- Customer service
- MAGIX Online World
- Start program
- Import video
- Edit Video
- Finish movie
- Menu Reference
- Dialog and Interface Reference
- Activate codec
- If you still have questions
- Glossary
- Annex: Digital Video and Data Storage
- Index
Glossary 65
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ID3 tags
ID3 tags contain title information that can be added to a music title. This includes the
title, artist, album, as well as the genre, year of release, and other criteria that can help
searching through a database. The database is created using this information.
Info: Title information will only be saved for MP3s in the so-called ID3 tags (Identify
an MP3), but other formats offer similar possibilities, like "Vorbis comment" for the
OGG Vorbis format, for example.
Image
An image is a representation of a CD, DVD, hard drive, or another storage medium
that is saved as a file.
The difference from a copy or backup is that an image contains information about the
structure of the original storage medium, and not just individual files. This enables
01:01 copies of complete storage media to be created.
Caution! Copyright laws forbid copying of commercial CDs/DVDs, and for this
reason, this process can be prohibited by copy protection.
IMAP
Stands for Internet Message Access Protocol and is an advanced process of receiving
emails.
Interlace
Describes the creation of a full image from 2 half-images (fields).
In this process, even and odd lines are alternately assigned to one of the two fields.
The human eye perceives both of the projected half-images as a single full image, so
that despite the slow image repetition rate (25 Hz for PAL, 29.97 for NTSC) a
subjectively fluid image is seen.
Intro
"Intro" means the introduction or opening credits of a movie.
J
jpx
A format developed by MAGIX which is used for photo editing. It enables free
experimentation with effects without altering the original file. The effects settings are
also displayed when the photos are opened using a different MAGIX program.










