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CCA MM 3.01C Multimedia Fair Use Guidelines Review

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Vector Graphicsare made up of arcs and lines.
Raster Graphicsare made of dots.
Graphic Editing Programsallow designers to draw, paint, or edit images.
Sound Wavesare vibrations that are created when we speak.
Samplinga means of reproducing a continuous event, such as sound or motion, by recording many fragments of it.
Virtual Realityit can be used to show an environment that surrounds users so that they become part of the experience or provide a 3-D representation of an environment or scene for demonstration.
Sample Rateis the number of samples taken per second.
Sample RateIs expressed in hertz (Hz), or samples per second.
Sample Sizethe number of bits used to store one sample.
Channels RecordedMono or Stereo
Audio (AU)file created by Sun Microsystems and used on computers running the UNIX operating system.
MP3very compressed file that is popular for music stored on portable players and on the Internet because it can reproduce near-CD quality audio in small file sizes.
MIDI) file format for creating and/or playing music with instruments using synthesizers and sound cards.
WAVjointly by IBM and Microsoft as the native format for Windows sound files.
WMAproprietary file format developed by Microsoft originally to compete with the .MP3 format.
Videosallow the audience to view actual events instead of just reading about or listening to them.
(Audio Video Interleave) AVIWindows format, plays in Windows Media Player, Good Quality & Large Size.
(Movie )MOVApple format, plays in the QuickTime Player & very good quality
(Moving Pictures Expert Group) MPEGThe standard for compression and storage of audio and motion video for use on the World Wide Web.
(RealMedia) RMPlays in the RealPlayer player.
(Windows Media Video) WMVProprietary video format developed by Microsoft.
(Flash Video) FLVNew file format widely used on the Internet, plays in Adobe & small file.


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