Temporal
Compression
Æ
Interframe
Æ
Can
use
other
frames
as
references
Æ
A
Frame
tends
to
be
similar
to
the
frame
preceding
it
Æ
So
TC
encodes
only
the
changes
in
one
frame
to
another
Æ
With
the
exception
of
key
frames
FRAME
TYPES
AND
COMPRESSION
*
A
keyframe
=
a
complete
image
compressed
using
intraframe
compression
Æ
not
based
on
any
other
frames…always
the
first
frame
Æ
important
for
random
points
as
they
the
only
frames
that
can
be
decoded
all
by
themselves
Æ
most
authoring
codecs,
like
Motion
JPEG
and
DV
use
only
keyframes
–
makes
editing
easier
*
Delta
frame
=
compressed
using
interframe
compression
+
contains
only
portions
of
the
adjacent
frame
that
are
different
Æ
For
typical
content,
a
delta
frame
might
be
only
10
‐
20%
the
size
of
the
same
frame
at
the
same
quality
as
a
keyframe
Æ
2
main
types:
P
‐
frames
(predictive
–
based
on
previous
frame)
&
B
‐
frames
(bi
‐
directional
–
based
on
previous
and
subsequent
frames)
Note:
Codecs
vary
in
how
well
they
encode
complex
frame
transitions.
For
example,
fades
up
and
down
are
very
difficult
for
some
codecs,
but
some
newer
codecs
have
code
built
in
to
handle
fades.
COLOUR
MODES
‐
Way
codecs
describe
colour
=
important
Æ
3
basic
types
of
colour
in
today’s
codecs:
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