freeze-frame video

Video capture in which the image is changed once every couple of seconds. In contrast, full-motion video is captured in 30 or more frames per second.

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Once an e-mail is opened, the recipient can immediately click on a freeze-frame video image and instantly access the stream.

Innovative service e-mails promo videos to TV buyers

A five-meter dish with a 20-watt transmitter can cost as little as $80,000 and will handle a 10-kHz freeze-frame video channel and a simultaneous 5-kHz audio channel.

Freeze-frame video also works well with transportable equipment for all types of industrial or commercial problem solving.

Freeze-frame television can be a cost-effective choice for images that don't require motion to be understood

Wayne Mullins of IBM's Communication Products Division, for example, explained how IBM organizers an annual conference for users of its 100-site freeze-frame video system.

Conference on Teleconferencing Examines the Industry's Status

Student or in-service employee training is also part of the educational potential for "freeze-frame video." Information that is required to be distributed from a central source to many locations can effectively use subcarrier.

The nationwide coverage provided by satellites, coupled with the small bandwidth requirements of freeze-frame video, make them a viable technology for the delivery of video information.

Subcarrier Transmission of Narrowband Video Signals Offers Exciting Promise

Freeze-frame video transmissions combined with audioconferences have proved to be invaluable in the cooperative efforts of professionals involved in restoring the Statue of Liberty.

among these is freeze-frame video teleconferencing, used for rapid visual problem-solving.

Freeze-Frame Videoconferencing Aids the Statue of Liberty Restoration

AT&T Communications' Alliance 2000 service, for example, is a public graphics service accommodating interactive writing devices and freeze-frame video at up to 59 locations.

Many of the new computer-based systems are also multifunctional, providing computer graphic displays and freeze-frame video images.

Computer-Based Teleconferencing Begins Migration into the Office

CIP also operates what's reported to be the world's largest freeze-frame video network.

Teleconferencing Catches On

of Chicago, Illinois, whose Discon 1000 audiographic teleconferencing system allows users to write directly on a freeze-frame video image, with the markings transmitted live via dial-up telephone lines.

Innovative Codecs and Many New Services Brighten Nation's Teleconferencing Picture