3.4 Images/ 3.5 Sound/ 3.6 Compression

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Examples of bitmap image file formats (pixels)

PNG, JPG, GIF

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Example of vector image file format (algorithms)

SVG

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Pixel

A single point in an image

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Image resolution

Teh concentration of pixels within a specific area

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How to calculate image resolution

Width x height

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PPI

Points per inch

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DPI

Dots per inch

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Colour/bit depth

Number of combinations

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Bit depth to represent an image with 3 colours

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Image file size in bits

image resolution x colour depth

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Metadata

A set of data that describes and gives information about other data

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ADC

Analogue to digital converter

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DAC

Digital to audio converter

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Amplitude

Height of a wave

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How are soundwaves converted (5 bp)

Analogue sound is received by a microphone

Converted into an electrical analogue signal

The amplitude is measured at regular intervals (samples)

Values are rounded to a level (quantisation)

Values are stored as a series of binary numbers

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Why does sound need to be converted to a digital format before it can be stored on a computer system

Sound is analogue and computers use discrete values

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Sample resolution

Number of bits per sample

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Advantage of a high sample resolution

Better sound quality

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Disadvantages of a high sample resolution

Takes up more storage space, will take longer to download

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Sampling rate (unit)

Frequency with which you record the amplitude of a sound (Hz)

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Hz

One sample per second

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Sound file size in bits

Sampling rate x resolution x duration in seconds

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Why is compression used

Reduces the amount of storage to save files, uses less bandwidth (saves money), makes it faster to transmit

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Lossy compression

Where files are compressed by permanently removing some of the detail

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Disadvantages of lossy compression

Can decrease quality

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Uses lossy compression

JPEG, MP3

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Lossless compression

Reduces file sie without losing nay info

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Why is lossless compression important

Essential for text and data files

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Uses lossless compression

PNG, GIF

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Feature needed for Run Length Encoding (RLE)

Lot of runs

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Important things for huffman encoding

Characters with the lowest frequencies should be combined, table sorted by frequency