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Fundamentals of Multimedia: Video Compression Techniques Quiz

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What is the reason for decimating the Cr and Cb components by two?

To increase the bandwidth for better color representation

To reduce the number of samples based on human perception (correct)

To match the bandwidth of Y component

To enhance sensitivity to human eye

What is the purpose of converting RGB color space to Y, Cr & Cb color space?

To increase the bandwidth for better color representation

To enhance sensitivity to human eye

To decrease the amount of video sample data based on human perception (correct)

To match the bandwidth of Y component

What is the characteristic of Y component in the Y, Cr & Cb color space?

It is less sensitive to human eye

It has full bandwidth as it is very sensitive to human perception (correct)

It has reduced bandwidth for efficient storage

It is decimated by two vertically and horizontally

What does DCT stand for in the context of intra-frame compression?

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What type of redundancy does intra-frame compression (spatial redundancy) aim to exploit?

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Introduction to Video Compression

Raw video data requires compression due to limited and expensive communication and storage capabilities.
Example of HDTV video signal: 1280X720 pixels/frame, progressive scanning at 60 frames/s, requiring 20 Mb/s bandwidth.
Compression ratio of 70:1 is required for HDTV channel bandwidth.

Types of Redundancy in Video Compression

Spectral Redundancy: exists in the frequency domain.
Spatial Redundancy (Intra-frame compression): exists within a single frame.
Temporal Redundancy (Inter-frame compression): exists between frames.
Entropy Redundancy: can be reduced using lossless compression techniques.

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Test your knowledge on basic video compression techniques with this quiz covering topics such as video compression, motion compensation, search for motion vectors, and H.261 MPEG 1. This quiz is based on the content from the Fundamentals of Multimedia 3rd edition, Chapter 10.