Lec 13
Lec 13
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1. What is multimedia?
2. Can you explain the different types of media used in multimedia applications?
Captured media refers to information types captured from the real world
Synthesized media refers to information types synthesized by the computers
Example: Video games like Fortnite, Minecraft, and Call of Duty use 3D graphics, sound effects,
animations, and storytelling to create immersive experiences. Impact: Enhances user engagement and
interactivity in the gaming industry
5. What are some commonly used file formats for multimedia data?
Image format
Audio format
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6. What’s the difference between a raster image and a vector image?
A raster image is made of pixels, losing quality when scaled (JPEG, PNG). A vector image is made of
mathematical shapes, staying sharp at any size ( SVG, AI).
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7. Can you explain what video compression is? How does it work?
Video compression reduces file size by removing unnecessary data while maintaining quality:
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14. What are some important considerations when working with multimedia data?
1. File Size and Compression -
2. Balancing between quality and file size for efficient storage and transmission.
3. Format Compatibility - Ensuring multimedia files are supported across different devices and platforms.
4. Resolution and Quality - Adjusting the resolution to maintain visual or audio quality while optimizing performance.
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15. What are some common issues that arise when working with audio and video files?
1. Compatibility - Incompatibility between file formats and devices or software.
2. Quality Loss - Degradation of audio or video quality due to excessive compression.
3. Syncing Issues - Audio and video not being properly synchronized during playback.
4. Large File Sizes - Difficulties in storing, uploading, or streaming large media files.
5. Corruption - Files becoming damaged or unplayable due to transfer errors or software issues.
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16. What is the best way to optimize audio and video files for web delivery?
1. Compress files using lossy formats (e.g., MP3, H.264) for smaller size.
2. Use appropriate resolution (e.g.,
720p or 1080р).
3. Choose widely supported formats (e.g., MP4, MP3).
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4. Implement adaptive streaming for varying internet speeds.
5. Optimize bitrate for a balance between quality and file size.
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A bitmap is a type of image made up of a grid of individual pixels, each with a specific
color, used to represent visual data.
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JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) - A widely used image format with lossy compression, ideal for photos and web
images due to smaller file sizes.
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