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MULTIMEDIA - Coggle Diagram

- - - - A collection of characters of a single size and style belonging to a particular typeface family
      - Example: Verdana 20-point Bold Italic
    - - A family of graphic characters that usually includes many type sizes and styles.
        
        Example: Impact, Times New Roman
    - - Font styles
      - Font sizes
      - Cases
      - Serif versus sans serif
  - - - PostScript
      - TrueType
      - OpenType
    - - The ASCII Character Set
      - The Extended Character Set
      - Unicode
- - - - Digital audio is created when someone represent characteristics of a sound wave using numbers, this is knows as a process of digitizing
  - - - Trimming
      - Splicing and Assembly
      - Volume Adjustments
      - Format Conversion
      - Resampling or Downsampling
      - Fade-ins and Fade-outs
      - Equalization
      - Time Stretching
      - Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
      - Reversing sounds
      - Multiple Tracks
  - - - Formula: sampling rate x duration of recording in seconds x (bit resolution/8) x 2
    - - Formula: sampling rate x (bit resolution/8) x 1
  - - - MIDI is device dependent, while digitized audio is device independent
      - MIDI files are much smaller than digitized audio
      - MIDI files sound better than digital audio files when played on a high-quality MIDI device.
  - - - Audio CDs
      - Sound for your mobile
      - Sound for the Internet
- - - - Projects that are not interactive
    - - Projects that are interactive
- - - - A data matric describing the individual dots of an image
      - Used for photo-realistic images and for complex drawings requiring fine detail.
      - Inserted by
        
        Using clip art galleries
        
        Scanning images
        
        Using bitmap software
        
        Capturing and editing images
    - - Used for lines, boxes, circles, polygons, and other graphic shapes that can be mathematically expressed in angles, coordinates, and distances.
        
        Drawn using Cartesian coordinates
        
        Numbers that describe a point in two or three dimensional space as the intersection of the X,Y, and Z axes.
      - Used in the areas
        
        Computer-aided design (CAD) programs
        
        Graphic artists designing for the print media
        
        3-D animation programs
        
        Applications requiring drawing of graphic shapes
  - - - PICT
    - - Device-Indipendent Bitmaps (DIB)
    - - JPEG
      - GIF
      - PNG
  - - - Color models
      - Additive color
      - Substractive color
      - Monitor-specific color
    - - 1-bit
      - 4-bit
      - 8-bit
      - 16-bit
      - 24-bit
      - Dithering
- - - - 2-D space
      - 2 1/2 space
      - 3-D space
    - - Cel animation
      - Computer animation
      - Animation process
- - - - National Television Standards Committee (NTSC)
      - Phase Alternate Line (PAL)
      - Sequential Color and Memory (SECAM)
    - - High Definition Television (HDTV)
    - - Interlacing and Progressive Scan
      - Overscan and the Safe Title Area
  - - - The algorithm used to compress (code) a video for delivery
        
        Decodes the compressed video in real-time for fast playback
      - Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG)
      - The Codec Wars
    - - Produce more than one version of video to ensure that video will play on all the devices and in all the browsers necessary for the project's distribution