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What are the two primary properties that influence the quality of video and animation?
Frame rate and resolution
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Frame rate is measured in frames per
second
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A higher frame rate results in smoother motion but
larger
file sizes.
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Match the resolution type with its pixel dimensions:
Standard Definition ↔️ 720 x 576
High Definition ↔️ 1920 x 1080
Ultra High Definition ↔️ 3840 x 2160
4K Resolution ↔️ 4096 x 2160
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Order the video resolutions from lowest to highest in terms of pixel dimensions:
1️⃣ Standard Definition
2️⃣ High Definition
3️⃣ Ultra High Definition
4️⃣ 4K Resolution
5️⃣ 8K Resolution
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Which resolution is commonly found in broadcast TV and most households?
High Definition
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Ultra High Definition offers a resolution of
3840
by 2160 pixels.
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8K resolution is widely available in cinemas and streaming services in the UK.
False
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Which country features an 8K broadcast TV channel?
Japan
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Video file formats consist of a container and a
codec
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The MP4 format is the recommended format for YouTube due to its excellent
compatibility
and compression quality.
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What is a limitation of the MOV file format compared to MP4?
Poor compatibility
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The AVI format is suitable for storing video during production and TV
viewing
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The WebM format is optimized for embedding videos in web pages due to its efficient
compression
and streaming capabilities.
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Match the animation format with its properties:
GIF ↔️ 8-bit color depth
SWF ↔️ Vector-based and interactive
WebP ↔️ Lossless or lossy compression
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Which animation format supports audio?
SWF
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The SWF format relies on
Flash
, which has been phased out for most devices.
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WebP offers superior compression and color range compared to GIF but has poor compatibility with devices and
browsers
.
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