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What are the 5 data types?
Text, Video, Animation Audio, Images
What is the formula for file size of images?
Horizontal x Vertical x Bit Depth 8 x 1024
What is the formula for file size of audio
Sample rate x Sample Size 8 x number of channels x Duration of track
List the devices that are used to display Multimedia Systems
Screens: CRT, LCD, Plasma, Touch Screens, Smartboards. Projection devices: Overhead proectors, Data projectors. Speakers: Mono, stereo, 5:1 Surround sound, 7:1 Surround sound Head-Up displays: Oculus rift
What are the design principles when making a Multimedia System
Consistency, Navigation and Simplicity
Who are the people involved within a Multimedia System
Project Manager, Technical Staff, System Designer, Context Providers and Multimedia Specialists
What are the techniques of compression and describe what they are
Lossy Compression removes the number of data byes from the file. Lossless Compression allows the original file to be recovered in full
What are the social and ethical issues relating to Multimedia
Copyright, Appropriate use of the Internet, Mergin Technologies and Data Integrity
What are some devices used for digitising data?
Scanners: Handheld, Flatbed, Overhead. Digital Cameras. Digital Video Cameras. Microphones
Explain what is interactivity
Allows users to choose the sequence and content of information
What is the difference between cell based animation and path based animation?
Cell based animation involves drawing and displaying individual frames or cells whilst path based animation is diplaying the movement of objects onton a fixed background in a particular sequence or path
List and describe each of the storyboard layouts.
Linear: A simple sequential path that is set up quickly. Hierarchical: A sequential path in a top-down design in which the user starts at the beginning and moves down through the multimedia product. Non-Linear: no structure; the user moves betweendifferent layouts in any direction. Combination: a blending of the above layouts.