1.2 Multimedia Flashcards

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1
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Que es un bit map image?

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A system that uses pixels to make up an image.

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2
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What is a pixel?

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The smallest picture element that makes up an image.

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3
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What is colour depth?

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Number of bits used to represent colours in a pixel.
E.g: 8 bit colour depth = 2^8 = 256 colours

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4
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What is the image resolution?

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The number of pixels that make up an image.

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5
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What is bit depth?

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Number of bits used to represent the smallest unit in a sound or image file.
The larger the bit depth, the better the quality of the sound/colour.

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What is screen resolution?

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The number of horizontal and vertical pixels that make up a screen or display. If screen resolution < image resolution, whole picture can’t be shown, lower in quality.

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What is pixel density?

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The number of pixels per square cm

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8
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What are vector graphics?

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Images that use 2D points to describe lines and curves and their properties, grouped to form geometric shapes.

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What is sampling resolution?

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Number of bits used to represent sound amplitude.

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10
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What is the sampling rate?

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Number of sound samples taken per second.

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What is the frame rate?

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Number of video frames that make up a video per second.

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What is to be considered when storing images as pixels?

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  1. At least 8 bits per pixel to code for a coloured image (mixes of BRG)
  2. True colours need 24 bits - more than a million colours
  3. Number of bits used to represent a pixel is called colour depth.
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Describe vector graphic images (5 marks)

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  1. Made up of geometric shapes which require definitions
  2. To alter design, all shapes must be changed.
  3. do not require large file sizes as they are made of simple geometric shapes.
  4. Because number of geometric shapes is limited, vector graphics are not very realistic.
  5. File formats are usually .svg .cgm .odg
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Describe bit-map images (5 marks)

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  1. Made up of tiny pixels
  2. Possible to alter each individual pixel
  3. Large file size
  4. Realistic image
  5. File formats are .jpeg .bmp .png
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How is sound converted to binary?

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  1. Sound is an analogue value, needs to be digitized
  2. An analogue digital converter (ADC) is used.
  3. FilesSound waves are sampled at given time rates, using approximate values.
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16
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Pros and cons of using a larger sampling resolution?

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Pros:
1. Larger dynamic range
2. Better sound quality
3. Less sound distortion

Cons:
1. Larger file size
2. Takes longer to download
3. Requires greater processing power