Definition:
A software addition to an editing program that adds features to the software. Typical plug-in functions include audio effects, encoding, titling, additional visual effects and videotape logging.
By Gretchen Siegchrist, About.com Guide
A software addition to an editing program that adds features to the software. Typical plug-in functions include audio effects, encoding, titling, additional visual effects and videotape logging.
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