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• Keying
A display effect that switches between two display sources depending on the pixel
values in one of the sources. Keying is used to make portions of the overlay frame
buffer surface transparent so that corresponding areas of the underlay frame buffer
surface can show through it.
• Latency
The time from when an operation is started to when the final result is produced.
• Live processing
See real-time processing.
• Local Area Network (LAN)
A group (or network) of computers and other devices that are connected together
to share the resources (files, printers, devices, and other services (such as Internet
access)) of a single workstation or server within a small geographical area. The
main LAN connection technology used is Ethernet cable, which connects users
(clients) to the LAN's server. Clients download applications and/or services from
the server, and then run or use them from their local computer.
• LUT mapping
Look-up table mapping. A point-to-point operation that uses a table to define a
replacement value for each possible pixel value in an image.
• MSPS
Mega samples per second.
• Network bindings
The series of associations that enable communication among the network services,
protocols, and adapters in your computer. In this case,'binding' refers to the
conversion or association of symbolic addresses in the operating system to
storage-related addresses. These associations can be adjusted to increase the
performance of certain network services among multiple network adapters.
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