The Dictionary Of Multimedia

This book is for programmers, graphic artists, writers, video producers, audio engineers, network managers, hardware technicians, and telecommunications professionals who embrace the complex world of digital media and realize the need for a common language in which to communicate with one another.

First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Defines critical terms and concepts associated with computing and digital media, along with information on electronic copyright, programming languages, and operating systems.

A circuit-design software program that is intended for use in courses that cover the design of digital systems. With this software students can design and test digital designs on a standard PC and test C++ programs intended to drive the hardware. One of the primary goals of Cedes is to reinforce industry-standard object-oriented design techniques. Includes user's manual which cites Jeff Hu and Haim Barad as authors.

It has taken four centuries for book printing to become a mass communication tool. It will take no more than one or two generations for multimedia to entirely reshape the way in which we communicate and work. The multimedia explosion has brought forth new concepts and techniques. Together with these is born a new jargon that mixes terms for existing media such as printing, photography, film, video, animation, and sound. The Multimedia Dictionary defines the equipment, concepts, and techniques of multimedia production. More than 2000 definitions clarify terms and other information about this highly technical field. In addition, a special section deals with the jungle of abbreviations and acronyms. Fully cross-referenced with more than 100 illustrations The Dictionary is the simplest way of looking up everything that you need to know about multimedia. This reference is designed with both the professional and student in mind. It emphasizes practical information, making it a valuable addition to any bookshelf. The author, Hans Sleurink is director of Data Scripta, an information center focusing on new media. Provides definitions for 1600 multimedia terms and 200 acronyms Defines the equipment, concepts, and techniques of multimedia Contains 100 illustrations Fully cross-referenced

Explains new and emerging technologies. The one-stop reference for developers and users.