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Digital Media Programming Guide
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Figure 1-1. Silicon Graphics Digital Media Programming Environment

Figure 2-1. Plot Simulating Human Visual Perception of Brightness vs. Color

Figure 2-2. Hue and Saturation

Figure 2-3. 10 Pictures From a Film Camera Taken at 60 Pictures Per Second

Figure 2-4. 10 Fields From a 60-Field-Per-Second Video

Figure 2-5. One Common Misinterpretation of Video Fields

Figure 2-6. Video is not Pairs of Fields of Identical Images With Alternate Scanlines

Figure 2-7. MPEG I, P, and B Frames

Figure 2-8. Audio Samples and Frames

Figure 4-1. Video Image Parameter Controls

Figure 4-2. Tearing

Figure 4-3. Line Doubling on a Single Field

Figure 4-4. Interpolating Alternate Scan Lines from Adjacent Fields

Figure 4-5. Dropped Frame

Figure 4-6. Field Duplication

Figure 4-7. Field Replacement

Figure 5-1. DMbuffer Live Data Transport Paths

Figure 5-2. Compression Path Using DMbuffers

Figure 6-1. Conversion Pipeline

Digital Media Programming Guide
(document number: 007-1799-060 / published: 1996-11-29)    table of contents  |  additional info  |  download

    Front Matter
    About This Guide
    Chapter 1. Introduction to the Digital Media Libraries
    Chapter 2. Digital Media Essentials
    Chapter 3. Digital Media Parameters
    Chapter 4. Digital Media I/O
    Chapter 5. Digital Media Buffers
    Chapter 6. Digital Media Data Conversion
    Chapter 7. Digital Media Audio File Operations
    Appendix A. Digital Media Conversion Libraries
    Index