Question

question 42
the set of electronic protocols used to record and play a video is called a timecode.
true
false
question 43
the basis on which timecode is assigned to frames is called the frame rate.
true
false
question 44
the m-jpeg compression system reduces the data for each individual frame.
true
false

Explanation:

Question 42

A timecode is a system for assigning unique time identifiers to video frames, acting as electronic protocols for recording/playing video timing. So the statement is correct.

Frame rate is the number of frames per unit time, and it's the basis for assigning timecode to frames (e.g., 24 fps for film, timecode increments with each frame at that rate). So the statement is correct.

M - JPEG (Motion - JPEG) compresses each video frame individually (similar to JPEG for images), reducing the data size of each frame. So the statement is correct.

Answer:

True

Question 43