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17 Cards in this Set
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What are the 4 parts of an Optical Audio Track?
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(In order from left to right)
-Sony SDDS, Dolby Digital, Stereo Analog, DTS |
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Where is the Stereo Analog track located on film? What is it used for?
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The stereo analog track is located to the left of the DTS track and to the right of the sprocket holes.
The stereo audio track is used only when the digital audio track fails. When the digital audio fails the stereo audio track is played back instead as a backup. |
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Where is Sony SDDS located on film? What was its format?
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Sony SDDS is located on the far left edge of the film. This location made it prone to damage and often failed.
Format: Lr L Lc C Rc R Rr, Sub |
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Where is Dolby Digital located on film?
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Dolby Digital is located in-between the sprocket holes of the film.
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Where is DTS located on film? What different about DTS than all the other audio tracks?
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DTS is located to the right of the Stereo Analog track.
DTS is timecode that syncs the external audio track to the film. No actual audio is stored on the DTS track itself, the audio is played off a disk reader. |
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Why must you have a Stereo Analog track? Why must you have a Dolby Digital track as well?
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You must have a Stereo Analog track as a back up if your digital audio fails.
You have to have a Dolby Digital track because it is the DVD standard. |
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Fantasia gave the audio world 4 things that are cool. What are they?
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Mechanical Sync, Panpot, Surround Sound, First time multitrack recordings are used to capture an orchestra and then overdub
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What are the parts of a movie soundtrack?
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-Dialog
-Music -Effects -D,M,and E |
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What is our session setup settings supposed to be?
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-Start Sessions at 00:59:50:00
-24 Bit Depth -> This is for resolution -48 KHz -> Digital Video Standard. |
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What does FFOA stand for?
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First frame of action
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What is a "2 Pop"?
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A 2 pop is 1 frame of 1khz tone that is used to align picture to its audio.
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What is SMPTE leader consist of?
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-2 seconds of junk
-1 second of 8,7,6,5,4,3 -1 frame of 2 (you align your "2 Pop" here) |
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Dialog consists of...
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-Can be production audio
-Can Be ADR -Can be a narrator -Or could be done first... (animation) |
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Music consists of...
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-The Score
-A Jingle -Environmental music -Soundtrack Music |
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Effects consists of...
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-Foley
-Sound Design |
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How many ohms does a RCA Video Cable have?
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A RCA video cable has 75 ohms.
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What does BNC stand for? What are BNC cables used for in the audio world?
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BNC stands for Bayonet Neill Concelman. In the audio world, the BNC connection used primarily used for connecting Word Clock.
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