What is Synchronization?
Synchronization is the term that describes the way in which Westar music tracks can be utilized in productions that you create. A sound can be synchronized with a visual presentation (the sound of a dramatic film score timed to be heard as movie credits roll), or with other audio material such as a voice over – as in the case of a radio commercial. A music track can be synchronized for use in many media: television, radio, film, multimedia and audio-visual presentations, Web sites, computer games and music. A Westar Music lease includes the synchronization rights required to allow you to use the music in your productions. The rights to re-sell, re-publish or otherwise distribute Westar Music are not obtained with your acquisition of synchronization rights to our products. When you use our music tracks, they must be synchronized within a multimedia presentation, film, Web site, game, audio-visual production or broadcast.
Synchronization is the term that describes the way Blastwave FX sound effects can be used in productions that you create. A sound can be synchronized with a visual presentation (e.g. the sound of a glass smashing timed perfectly to be heard when the glass hits the floor), or with other audio material such as a voice over – as in the case of a radio commercial. A sound can be synchronized for use in many media: television, radio, film, multimedia and audio-visual presentations, Web sites, computer games and music. Blastwave FX royalty free products are sold with their synchronization rights as described in the Blastwave FX End User License Agreement. The rights to re-sell, re-publish or otherwise distribute Blastwave FX sound effects and production elements are not obtained with your acquisition of synchronization rights to our products.
Synchronization occurs when a mobile device communicates with applications on a personal computer or a server. This is often referred to simply as a “sync” or a “docking”. Research in Motion BlackBerry technicians call it “cradling” when it applies to BlackBerry devices. Note: If you use Outlook or handheld synchronization software and connect to Indiana University via an outside Internet service provider (ISP), you must establish a VPN connection before connecting to your Exchange mailbox. See At IU, using an outside ISP, why can’t I connect to my Exchange account with Outlook or BlackBerry Desktop Manager? Mobile devices must have some way of loading applications, updates, and changes to their operating systems or settings. Even devices capable of wireless networking must have some way of loading software, if only to load what is needed to create the wireless connection in the first place.
Synchronization is the process by which Data Protection Manager (DPM) transfers data changes from a protected file server to a DPM server, and then applies the changes to the replica of the protected data. DPM relies on synchronization to keep replicas synchronized with the protected data on the file servers.
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