Glossary: U
Ultrahigh frequency. One of the television signals for broadcasting in the
United States per FCC standards. UHF is the frequency between very high
frequency (VHF) and super high frequency (SHF).
A recorded or digitized video stream that is not processed by a data
compression scheme. The video signal remains uncompressed at all stages
of the process: input, storage, and output. Uncompressed video conforms
to the ITU-R 601 standard.
The process that allows a return to the state of the edit immediately
preceding the last edit or a repeat of an "undo" edit.
In editing, to cut the end of the previous scene, often by mistake. In
general, to cut short.
The portion of the timecode data available for encoding data chosen by the
user; for example, footage count or Keykode numbers.
A recorder format that uses 3/4-inch videotape.
