The Computer Chronicles - Computer Video (1992)

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Covers computer video technology in 1992, explaining video digitization, editing software, and digital video production. Documents early desktop video tools and capabilities.

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A 28-minute video from The Computer Chronicles: “The Computer Chronicles - Computer Video (1992)”.

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