The phrase "video track" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific video recording that is organized into separate and distinct tracks. For example, you might say, "I had to edit the video track of the podcast episode to remove some noise."
QuickTime also includes a very nice cross-fade or dissolve transition and a nifty film noise filter that makes a video track look like old, faded, dusty, and scratched film.
If it does, the rightsholders can set automatic actions: remove the video; track it but leave it online, or "claim" it so that YouTube can sell advertising around it, and share the revenues with the righsholder – this is where the 50% of that $3bn comes from.
These phones do need a corresponding visual counterpart in the accompanying video track to attain coherent output modes.
For each phoneme in the output audio, its representative still image is added to the output video track.
The audiovisual synchrony was assured by performing a nonuniform time scaling on the audio track using WSOLA [28] in order to align it with the video track.
Joining two units containing a combination of audio and video requires two concatenation actions: one for the audio and one for the video track.
Mice were video-tracked with ANY-maze™ Video Tracking System software (Stoelting Co., IL, USA).
In 2001, American forces in Afghanistan found a video tracking the movements of Malaysian naval vessels.
Our three-tier architecture comprises low-level video tracking, event analysis and high-level inference.
High precision video tracking of microscopic particles is limited by systematic and random errors.
Behavioural responses were quantified throughout the 30-minute exposure session via a video tracking system.
