week 10 Flashcards

1
Q

What does CODEC stand for

A

Compressor decompressor

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2
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What happens when you Compress a file

A

It’s destructive action

the data is lost and cannot be retrieved

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3
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What are two ways that I file can be compressed

A

Specially and Temporally

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4
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Bits are short for what

A

binary digit

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5
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What are bits

A

Binary by nature, meaning they possess a yes/no plus/minus on/off state

They are abbreviated by the use of lowercase B or KB

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6
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What are bitrates

A

How many beds are being sampled recorded expressed in a given period of time

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7
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Higher by rates mean what

A

Means that more information is being sampled recorded or played back

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8
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The greater the bit rate the greater the _______

A

File size

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9
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What are for pros of a high by rate

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Higher image quality
Higher resolution
Hire frame rate
More movement between Frames

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10
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What are Macro blocks

A

A group of pixels collectively examined to make predictions about changes in the image

Compression algorithms

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11
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What are compression algorithms in relation to macro blocks

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Compression algorithms look at what changes are happening between each macro block and make estimates about what the image should look like based on those changes

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12
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What are two factors that affect compression

A

Spatial redundancy

Temporal redundancy

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13
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What is spatial redundancy

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Each image or frame is examined for any redundant pixels within a region or macro block

Similar pixels can be Consolidated to help reduce the file size

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14
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What is temporal redundancy

A

Redundancy over time

Multiple frames are compared for redundant pixels

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15
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What does intraframe versus interframe

A

Intraframe is spatial compression

  • Every frame is compressed spatially
  • Much easier for computers to process

Interframe is temporal compression
- Smaller file size but more processor intensive

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16
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Explain special compression

A

Every frame is compressed specially

17
Q

Explain temporal compression

A

Takes two images several frame rates apart and makes predictions on what the frames in between should look like

18
Q

What are two types of chroma subsampling

A

Composite video

Component video

19
Q

composite video means

A

Taking a sample and embedding the colours from the sample into the rest of the image

20
Q

Component video means

A

The signal is divided into three components

21
Q

What are the three components of component video

A

Luminance Y: Green

R-Y: Red

B-Y: Blue

22
Q

What’s the range of bit depth

A

8 bit to 16 bit

23
Q

What bit depth does an HMC 150 have

A

Eight bit

24
Q

What bitch that does a broadcast camera have

A

10 bit

25
Q

What bit depth does a Canon 5D have

A

Eight bit

26
Q

What bit depth does a high end cinema camera have

A

16 bit

27
Q

Three choosing codecs

A

Capture CODEC

Edit CODEC

Playback CODEC

28
Q

If you need to compress heavily what 4 things should you avoid

A

Handheld cameras

Fast motion

Moving backgrounds

Grain, noise