Introduction

INTRODUCTION
In today's world of high technology, mobile computing has become the most omnipresent medium for so many different applications. From the simple downloading of the mp3s of the youth to downloading business application/software of the professionals, or from simply carrying out transactions to videoconferencing by the career people to simply having fun with a number of social networking sites, it is simply a part of the lives of the majority using any internet-connected computers or mobile handsets.

Friday, 25 September 2015

Juxtaposition

Juxtaposition


1\2) Flower Rock - The flower is blooming on rock
6\2) Duck Rock - The duck is hit by the rock
7\7) Dog Tree - The dog is sleeping under a tree

Friday, 4 September 2015

Mind Map


Logical mind map


Logical Focus mind map 



Associated mind map































Sunday, 14 June 2015

Chapter 13 : Digital Video Data Sizing

Data Rate
- is the rate where information being transferred
- per unit time

Calculating file size of an uncompressed digital file

Raw video data size
= frame size (width X height) * frame rate (fps) * colour depth (in bytes) * time (in seconds)


8 bits = 1 byte
1 kilo(bit/byte) = 1,024 (bits/bytes)
1 Mega(bit/byte) = 1,048,576 (bits/bytes)
1 Giga(bit/byte) = 1,073,741,824 (bits/bytes)


Factors to consider when selecting graphics to be used in a multimedia project:

- purpose 
- cost 
- quality 

Chapter 12 : Broadcast Video Standards

Broadcast Video Standard
NTSC (National Television Standards Committee)
  - 525 lines/60Hz
  - This standard is used primarily in North America, Taiwan, South, Korea, Japan.
  - 30 fps
PAL (Phase Alternate Line)
  - 625 lines/50Hz
  - This standard is used primarily in Europe, Asia, and Southern Africa.
  - 25 fps
SECAM (Systeme Electronique Couleur Avec Memoire)
  - 625 lines/50Hz
  - This standard is used primarily in France, parts of Middle East, and Russia.
  - 25 fps


Aspect Ratio

• The aspect ratio of a frame describes the ratio of its width to its height in the dimensions of a frame
• For example, the frame aspect ratio of NTSC or PAL video is 4:3, whereas DVD, HDTV, and motion-picture         frame sizes use the more elongated aspect ratio of 16:9