Fundamentals of MultimediaPearson Prentice Hall, 2004 - 560 sayfa For one-semester, advanced undergraduate/graduate-level Multimedia courses in departments of Computer Science, Engineering, CIS, and IT. This text fills a gap in the rapidly growing field of multimedia by introducing advanced programming students to the basic concepts of multimedia. Written by experienced teachers, this text evolved from materials used in class and forms the basis for all of the important topics that should be covered in a multimedia course. The material emphasizes concepts over applications and exposes students to real issues that they will encounter in the workplace. |
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... symbols in the scene and can be toggled by the Window > Library command . A symbol can be edited by double - clicking its name in the library , which causes it to appear on the stage . Symbols can also be added to a scene by simply ...
... symbols in the scene and can be toggled by the Window > Library command . A symbol can be edited by double - clicking its name in the library , which causes it to appear on the stage . Symbols can also be added to a scene by simply ...
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... symbol from other symbols is similar to creating a scene : drag the desired symbols from the Library onto the Stage . This allows the creation of complex symbols by combining simpler symbols . Figure 2.25 shows a dialog box for symbol ...
... symbol from other symbols is similar to creating a scene : drag the desired symbols from the Library onto the Stage . This allows the creation of complex symbols by combining simpler symbols . Figure 2.25 shows a dialog box for symbol ...
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... symbol s ; has a large probability ( close to 1.0 ) , log2 Pi will be close to 0 , and assigning one bit to represent that symbol will be very costly . Only when the probabilities of all symbols can be expressed as 2 - k , where k is a ...
... symbol s ; has a large probability ( close to 1.0 ) , log2 Pi will be close to 0 , and assigning one bit to represent that symbol will be very costly . Only when the probabilities of all symbols can be expressed as 2 - k , where k is a ...
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MPEG Video Coding II MPEG4 7 and Beyond | 12 |
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algorithm applications arithmetic coding audio bandwidth basic bitrate bitstream block byte channel Chapter chrominance coder codeword color image components data compression data rate DCT coefficients decoder defined digital video encoder enhancement layer entropy coding error example Figure filter frame frequency function gamma correction graphics HDTV header histogram Huffman coding IDCT IEEE image compression input JBIG2 JPEG JPEG-LS kbps keyframe lossless lossy macroblock masking Mbps method MIDI mode motion compensation motion vectors movie MPEG multimedia node NTSC number of bits objects output P-frame packet parameters pixels prediction protocol quantization range reconstructed result samples scalability scale scan scheme segment sequence shows signal simple sound spatial specified speech sprite standard subband symbol Table texture tone transmission transmitted types values variable-length coding VRML wavelet transform window zero
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Multimedia Transcoding in Mobile and Wireless Networks Ahmad, Ashraf M.A.,Khalil, Ismail Sınırlı önizleme - 2008 |