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Radium
Hi:
Here is my hypothetical scenario:
A two-hour movie is made using the finest video recording equipment
availabe today. The movie is recorded in digital uncompressed RGB
format, with a sample rate of 13.5 Mhz, 1920 X 1080 progressive scan
image resolution, and a color-depth of 32-bit. After this movie is
recorded, its format is changed from uncompressed digital RGB to "Real
WMV".
"Real WMV" is described in the following threads:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp...61df4/4d4379f5c4b5f407?hl=en#4d4379f5c4b5f407
http://groups.google.com/group/rec....65f22/a053e0a3953bb268?hl=en#a053e0a3953bb268
The WMV now has a sample rate, color-depth, and image-resolution
exactly the same as what the RGB had. After this, the color-depth of
the WMV file is compressed SOOOO much that the file-size is only 1-bit!
However, the image-resolution [in pixel X pixel], sample rate, and the
length of the movie -- 2 hours -- remain the same.
My question is, how would this WMV video look like after compression of
the color-depth?
How would this video look like? I imagine that the pictures and their
motions would be very clear [in terms of image-clarity] with no
skipping. The only artifacts would be those affecting the colors. These
artifacts would be very extreme because of the infinitisemly small
color resolution. Do I guess right?
Thanks,
Radium
Here is my hypothetical scenario:
A two-hour movie is made using the finest video recording equipment
availabe today. The movie is recorded in digital uncompressed RGB
format, with a sample rate of 13.5 Mhz, 1920 X 1080 progressive scan
image resolution, and a color-depth of 32-bit. After this movie is
recorded, its format is changed from uncompressed digital RGB to "Real
WMV".
"Real WMV" is described in the following threads:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp...61df4/4d4379f5c4b5f407?hl=en#4d4379f5c4b5f407
http://groups.google.com/group/rec....65f22/a053e0a3953bb268?hl=en#a053e0a3953bb268
The WMV now has a sample rate, color-depth, and image-resolution
exactly the same as what the RGB had. After this, the color-depth of
the WMV file is compressed SOOOO much that the file-size is only 1-bit!
However, the image-resolution [in pixel X pixel], sample rate, and the
length of the movie -- 2 hours -- remain the same.
My question is, how would this WMV video look like after compression of
the color-depth?
How would this video look like? I imagine that the pictures and their
motions would be very clear [in terms of image-clarity] with no
skipping. The only artifacts would be those affecting the colors. These
artifacts would be very extreme because of the infinitisemly small
color resolution. Do I guess right?
Thanks,
Radium