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480i,480p,720p,1080i,1080p |
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The number of visible lines. 480i is standard definition. I is for interlaced, P is for progressive. Interlaced loads every other line on that scene. Progressive does all lines. |
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Process and records a continuous signal. Nondigital. |
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The dimensions and ratio of the image. 16:9 is widescreen while 4:3 is standard. |
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Advanced Televisions System Committees. Sets standards for television. |
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Controlled signals that are maintained by the ATSC with instructions on how to assemble a video. |
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A video signal is converted into a binary source. |
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The smallest amount of information on a computer |
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Stands for compression and decompression. Digital compression etc. |
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Changing of Quantized values into binary code. |
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Reducing the amount of data to be stored or transmitted. |
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Saves a file to a hardrive. |
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Running from a server, using the internets history. |
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One half of a complete scanning cycle. 2 Fields = 1 Frame. |
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Pictures are made out of frames, which are small boxes of color that come together to make videos. |
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A television that uses digital signals to get an image. |
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At least twice the picture detail as standard television. |
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Taking sample and converting it into numerical values that can be coded. |
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Frame rate, the rate at which new frames appear on the screen. |
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The color on tv's and monitors that are made with red green and blue. |
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The process of taking small bits of information from analog to put into a digital signal. Higher sampling rate =better quality. |
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