Feb 28, 2018 · Originally from Japan, Telop are open captions named after the image projecting equipment called Television Opaque Projector that was prevalent in the pre-computerisation …

Aug 5, 2024 · Telop is an early media term—the Japanese word for “television program logo” or “title graphics.” Telop is also an optical machine produced by Gray [not Grey] Industries, used …

A TELOP (TELevision OPtical Slide Projector) was the trademark name of a multifunction, four-channel "project-all" slide projector developed by the Gray Research & Development …

Multi-functional superimposed subtitles called telop are a defining feature of Japanese television programs today. Telops are used to show titles of segments, speaker's utterances and …

We examined telops from 12 variety shows across Japan, Korea, and China to investigate their multimodal characteristics and roles in agenda-setting. The results showed that telops are …

Telop is used to display various text information on the screen during a TV program, such as the program's title, subtitles, captions, or credits. It is typically presented in a visually appealing …

Multi-functional superimposed subtitles called telop are a defining feature of Japanese television programs today. Telops are used to show titles of segments, speaker’s utterances and …

We conducted a multimodal analysis within the framework of relevance theory to provide an empirically supported insight into the way in which these captions, known as "telop" in Japan, …

telop (pl. telops) A text or image superimposed on a television screen. 1969, Herbert Zettl, Television Production Handbook, 2nd edition, Wadsworth Publishing, page 259: A telop can …

Sep 20, 1999 · In accumulating and retrieving contents of video data, it is necessary to extract the telop (video caption) and flip characters efficiently and accurately, because they summarize …