•
4:2:2
‐
This
format
is
used
for
high
‐
end
video
authoring
•
4:2:0
‐
The
vast
majority
of
delivery
codecs
use
this
format.
Æ
There
is
one
chroma
sample
per
2
x
2
block
of
pixels.
This
chroma
sample
looks
nearly
as
good
as
4:4:4,
but
at
half
the
bits
per
frame.
•
4:1:1
‐
NTSC
DV
and
PAL
DVCPRO
use
this
format.
Æ
It
contains
the
same
number
of
bits
per
frame
as
4:2:0
but
with
one
sample
per
4x
1
block
of
pixels.
Æ
better
for
interlaced
content
because
each
field
gets
its
own
sample;
however,
it
can
result
in
visible
chroma
artifacts
in
areas
of
high
saturation
•
yUV
‐
9
‐
This
format
has
one
chroma
sample
per
4
x
4
block
of
pixels.
Æ
results
in
noticeably
degraded
quality,
so
it
isn’t
used
in
modern
codecs.
Audio
Compression
The
most
fundamental
factor
in
audio
is
sampling
rate,
which
is
measured
in
Hertz
(Hz),
or
cycles
per
second.
Audio
CDs
use
44100
Hz,
or
44.1
kilohertz
(KHz),
which
provides
excellent
reproduction.
The
table
below
shows
the
typical
sample
rates
for
common
use.
SAMPLE
USED
SUFFICIENT
FOR
8
KHz
Phone
system
Speech
11
KHz
Old
multimedia
standard
Better
Speech
22.050
KHz
Old
multimedia
standard
Recognisable
music
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