Exam 8: Digital Media

Critical Thinking Questions (Multiple Choice) ____ is the industry-standard digital video format for standalone DVD players.

____________________ rate refers to the number of times per second that a sound is measured during the recording process.

Changing a bitmap image to a vector graphic requires the help of tracing software.

A photo taken with a 4.0 megapixel camera is a good match for a Web page.

List and describe the different kinds of bitmap graphics.

UniSys allows individuals to freely use GIF graphics on Web sites, as long as those graphics are created by using graphics software that contains GIF routines licensed by UniSys.

Feature films are typically projected at a rate of ____ frames per second.

____ video refers to small-format video designed to be viewed on a cell phone screen, for example.

Color breadth refers to the number of colors available for use in an image.

The compression process eliminates some image data, so highly compressed files will suffer some quality deterioration.

Bitmaps resize better than vector graphics.

Card readers can be connected to your computer's USB port, built into a computer system unit, or built into a photoprinter.

Any text contained in a(n) bitmap image is stored as actual text, not just a series of colored dots.

What is the approximate size of a 32 MB CD track when it is in MP3 format?

A ____ bitmap would be displayed by manipulating the pattern of "off" and "on" pixels displayed on the screen.

A(n) grayscale palette is the collection of colors used by the operating system for the graphics that represent desktop icons and controls.

Apple uses a DRM technology called ____ to control music downloaded from the iTunes store.

As the number of colors available for use in an image increases, image quality improves, and file size decreases.

A ____ graphic is composed of a grid of dots.

Graphics in ____ format are automatically resized when displayed on different screens or when printed.