Images and sound Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

What is ASCII

A

7 bits
extended is 8 bit

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2
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What is Unicode

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16 bits / 24 bits
can represent every language + emojis
(16 bit does not have some Chinese characters and dead languages)

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3
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What are the limitations of ASCII

A

only does the English language

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4
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What is Analogue sound

A

An electrical signal
natural sound wavers
continuous wave form

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5
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What is digital sound

A

An electrical signal
discreet digital format to represent natural sound waves

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6
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What is an ADC and DAC

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convert continuous natural sound waves to digital - used together with analogue sensors (microphone) - measure and record amplitude at set intervals
Does the opposite of ADC

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7
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What is sample rate

A

How many samples are taken each second measured in Hz

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8
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What is sample resolution

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How many bits store each sample

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9
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What is Nyquists theorum

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That for a good sound samples should be taken just over double the highest frequency that a human can hear

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10
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What are MIDI files

A

Files that store instructions on how to play different recordings of instruments

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11
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How do you calculate file sizes for sounds

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Size of a file = number of samples per second * number of bits pre sample * length of sample in seconds

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12
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What is a sound sample

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A reading of the amplitude of the analogue sound

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13
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What is a Bitmap graphic

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an image is broken down into pixels, each of which has a binary value assigned to it.

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14
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What is a vector graphic

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represent images using geometric objects and shapes so no quality is lost when zoomed in

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15
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what is a pixel

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Picture element, the smallest addressable part of a bitmap image

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16
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What is the resolution of an image

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Number of pixels in the image (Num pixels width * height)
OR the number of dots (pixels) per square inch

17
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what is the colour depth

A

How many bits represent the colour of one pixel

18
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How do you calculate image size

A

File size = Size in pixels * colour depth

19
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What is metadata and some examples

A

Additional data about the image that is stored but not necessarily displayed

Copyright information: Details about the copyright of the image
Size: The size of the image in bits and pixels
Color depth: The color depth of the image
Resolution: The resolution of the image
GPS coordinates: The GPS coordinates of the image’s location
Date / time the images was taken