Video Systems
Like the sound systems mentioned earlier in the text, a video system is a collection of components: media storage unit (computer), cameras, cabling/network, and output devices (monitors, projectors, televisions, and light-emitting diode [LED]/liquid crystalline display [LCD] panels). The video system deals with both audio and video combined together for the playback of still images, prerecorded video, or live video inputted from a camera. As you might assume, there are a number of different configurations one could choose, based on the needs of the project. The following chapter details the purpose of different video systems and their components.
10.1 Understanding Video Systems
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