L05 Topic1C Multimedia Element Video
L05 Topic1C Multimedia Element Video
TOPIC 1C
MULTIMEDIA ELEMENTS
LECTURE 5: TIME DEPENDENT | VIDEO
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
• Understand basic principles of analog & digital
video
• Able to consider factors to be considered when
creating digital video
DEFINITION VIDEO
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VIDEO CONCEPT
• Series of frames containing pictures & sound
played at a certain rate
• Measured by the number of frames played in one
second (fps)
• Places the highest performance demand on a
computer - the most expensive to produce
BROADCAST VIDEO STANDARDS
• Used to transmit video signal
• Common broadcast and video standards:
• NTSC (National Television Standards Committee)
• PAL (Phase Alternate Line)
• SECAM (Sequential Color with Memory)
• HDTV (High Definition Television)
NTSC
• Format used in United States & Japan
• Consists of 525 scan lines drawn on a screen every
1/30th second in one single frame
• It uses 30 fps
• Has 4:3 aspect ratios (640 x 480) for the viewing
area
NTSC
• Using technique - interlacing
• Consist of 2 passes (field)
• scan and drawn in even lines
• scan and drawn in odd lines
• Each pass is drawn every 1/60th of a second (60 Hz)
FPS 30 25 25 60
SCREEN 4.:3, 16:9, etc.. 4.:3, 16:9, etc.. 4.:3, 16:9, etc.. 16:9. etc ..
RATIO
VIDEO CAPTURING
• Process of converting analog video to digital video
and saved into video files
• Requirements:
• Video capture card
• Hardware demanding process - fast CPU, high capacity
VIDEO PLAYBACK
• TV sets displays video through the process called
interlacing scan
• For computer monitor, it uses a process called
progressive scan (non-interlaced video)
• Computer display each frame one line at a time from top
to bottom
• The entire frame is displayed 30 times in one second
INTERLACED VS.
NON-INTERLACED
Progressive-scan video
describes a frame with
Interlaced video describes a one pass of sequential
frame with two passes of scan lines.
alternating scan lines
INTERLACED VS. NON-INTERLACED
Colour Audio
Frame Rate Frame Size
Resolution Setting
CHARACTERISTICS OF VIDEO
• Frame Rate
• Number of images displayed in specified amount
of time - frames per second (fps)
• The higher the frame rate the smoother is the
motion
CHARACTERISTICS OF VIDEO
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CHARACTERISTICS OF VIDEO
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Shooting Video
Equipments:
• camcorders, mobile devices, professional
equipments
Platform:
• avoid shaky camera work (use tripod /stable
platform), electronic image stabiliser / steady-cam
Use external microphone
Aspect ratio (4:3 / 16:9)