ABSTRACT
Video editing today is a much different process from what it was even seven to
ten years ago. One area of video editing that has changed considerably is the
options for outputting our programs. Even during the early to mid-1990s, when
video editing was migrating from rooms full of video tape decks and other
extremely expensive equipment to somewhat less costly desktop computers, the
goal for output of the program was almost always the same videotape or film
stock on which programs had been distributed for years.
