Apple Cinema Tools 4 - Manual (Page 257)

window burn Visual timecode and keycode information superimposed onto video
frames. It usually appears on a strip at the bottom or top of the frame, providing code
information to the editor without obscuring any of the picture.
workprint A positive copy of the original camera negative, cut to provide a record and
prototype of the creative edit. In traditional filmmaking, the workprint is edited first and
then used by the negative cutter as a guide for cutting the original camera negative. In
digital filmmaking, a workprint is usually used to verify the cut list and to create a prototype
of the film to view on a big screen before conforming the negative. Sometimes called a
work pix or cut pix.
XML Abbreviation for Extensible Markup Language. A general-purpose markup language
that combines human-readable text with additional, specialized information. Because of
the large variety of tools available, XML files are widely used to exchange information
between applications.
XSLT See Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) .
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