
function Lexique(texte) {



	//alert(texte);

	var avant="<CENTER>"

	var apres="</CENTER>"



	if (texte=="ac3") 				definition="An audio codec, historically called Dolby AC-3 (Audio Coding system version 3) and now Dolby Digital";

	else if (texte=="anamorphose") definition="A video that must be displayed differently from its original size.";

	else if (texte=="DVD") 			definition="Digital Versatile Disc.";

	else if (texte=="DV") 			definition="Digital Video.";

	else if (texte=="fps") 			definition="Frames Per Second.";

	else if (texte=="field")		definition="A half-image in interlaced video.<br />2 fields make 1 frame.";

	else if (texte=="fieldorder")	definition="Which field must be displayed first.";

	else if (texte=="frame")		definition="A video image is known as a frame. There is several Frames Per Second (fps).<br />Each frame is made up of either 2 halves-images (called fields) in interlaced video or one full image in progressive video.";

	else if (texte=="framerate")	definition="Frequency of Frames Per Second.<br />The number of FPS video uses.";

	else if (texte=="interlace")		definition="With interlaced video, each frame is made up of 2 fields.<br />Each frame is read twice; the first field is read and broadcast, then the remaining field is read and broadcast.";

	else if (texte=="deinterlace") definition="Used on interlaced videos by reduction half of its information (1 of its 2 fields).<br />The remaining field, occupying only half the height of the frame, is duplicated in the height needed to fill the frame.<br />It's the new &quot;wired&quot; formulation to say: &quot;Take a DV quality and gimme a VHS one&quot;.<br />MovieConverter doesn't offer any deinterlacing options ;-)";

	else if (texte=="top")			definition="Readout of the upper field (odd lines) first.";

	else if (texte=="bottom")		definition="Readout of the lower field (even lines) first.";

	else if (texte=="progressive") definition="Each frame is made with a full image (and not 2 different fields)";

	else if (texte=="telecine")	definition="Process of film's transfer, in order to be visualized with standard video equipment.";

	else if (texte=="transcoding") definition="Process of conversion of a standard to another one (such as PAL to NTSC).<br />The size of the image and the frequency of the Frames Per Second are changed.";

	else if (texte=="PAL")			definition="Phase Alternate Line (European and Australian's television standard). Broadcast 50 fields per second.<br />Common size for DVD is 720x576 pixels.";

	else if (texte=="NTSC")			definition="National Television Standards Committee (North America and most countries in South America, Japan, Philippines, Burma and Taiwan's television standard). Broadcast 60 fields per second.<br />Common size for DVD is 720x480 pixels.";

	else if (texte=="pulldown")	definition="A simple bit in a NTSC FILM (23.98fps) MPEG2 stream, which &quot;disguises&quot; it as NTSC VIDEO.<br />Content is split into fields to be displayed at a rate of 29.97fps.<br />Several types of pulldown exist: from basic 3:2 (that's how MovieConverter does it) which displays 10 fields starting from 4 real images, to the complex pulldown which adds fields in a non-continuous way according to the contents of the image and not only its layout (That's how Disney's films are made in NTSC DVD).";

	else if (texte=="scanlines")	definition="Televison images are made by lines (scan lines) that are &quot;drawn&quot; very quickly on the screen and combined just as quickly so that you only see a full image.<br />Interlaced video uses two sets of images per frame, progressive uses one per frame.";

	else if (texte=="license")		definition="Non-exclusive assignment of software rights of use by its author.";


	return avant+definition+apres;

}




function Localized_js(le_string) {
	if 	  (le_string =='sd')					return "encoding";
	else if (le_string=='batch')				return "batch mode";

	else if (le_string=='studio')				return "studio";
	else if (le_string=='studio_dvd')			return "DVD-Video module";
	else if (le_string=='studio_HD')			return "module HD Converter to QuickTime format"; 
	else if (le_string=='studio_modify')		return "Modify module";
	else if (le_string=='studio_mux')			return "Mux module";
	else if (le_string=='studio_demux')			return "Demux module";

}


