Abstract
Almost anyone with a handheld digital video (DV) camera and a home computer is now an aspiring video editor, capable of transforming brieffootages into the hour-long episodes addedwith special video effects and captions. When it comes to basic movie creation and editing, such as the compilation of multiple short clips, or shots, into a single movie, the Pro version of QuickTime Player can be perfectly adequate. QT-Object model has opened up a window on all the possibilities for using the QuickTime Control in a production environment. People are familiar with the movie creation methods of the QuickTime Control, together with the various editing methods of the QT-Movie object that makes all this possible. Using these capabilities effectively in the .NET and COM environments requires a range of techniques that are explored conceptually and then implemented in the working code samples provided in this chapter. The use of synchronized multimedia integration language (SMIL) introduces another dimension to the whole business of assembling and synchronizing content and has a very useful role to play in certain aspects of content production.
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