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What year was transmitted the 1rst television picture and who did it?
Year 1927 Philo T. Fansworth
Who lost patent Race against Farnsworth?
Vladimir Zworykin and RCA
What year was the Berlin Olimpics?
1936
What Years was TV introduced to The Public?
1939-1940
Year of first color TV
1953 in 1960 1% was color
What is luminance? and what year?
Brightness 1940
What is Chrominance and what year?
Color 1953
What is NTSC, PAL and SECAM?
National Television Standards 30 FPS 60Hz
Phase Alternating Line 25 FPS 50Hz
Sequential Color with Memory 25 FPS 50Hz
What is the difference in between interlaced and progressive scanning?
Interlaced Odd + Even = One Frame
Progressive all lines are together on the screen
What types of video format are in ATSC?
SD 480i
SD 480p @ 24,30 or 60 FPS
HD 720p lines @ 24,30 or 60 FPS
HD 1080i lines @ 30 FPS
HD 1080p lines @ 24,30 or 60 FPS
What LCD stands for and Describe it?
Backlight LCD/LED
Light passes through colored sub pixels
Liquid Crystal controls light passing
What OLED stands for?
Organic Light Emitting Display
What CRT stands for?
Cathode Ray Tube
What DLP stands for and describe it?
Digital Light Processing
Uses a Digital Micromirror Device
What is the Heliograph and who created?
Joseph Niepce
1820's
12+ hours of exposure
Chemically treated tin having an image burned in
Metal would have a chemical bath leaving image behind
copies imposible
Who created the first Motion Camera?
Louis Le prince
Modern Films formats
35mm movie goes vertically
70mm movie goes horizontally
Early formats of Sounds are?
Optical - Took a picture of the sound and print it on the film
Mechanical - Machine made
3 Important movies and why?
Don Juan - 1rst movie with synchronized sound
music and FX only
The Jazz Singer - 1rst wide - release "talking" picture
entire picture was not talking
Lights of NY - 1rst "all talking" movie
Modern Sound formats are?
Dolby Stereo 2 tracks left side of film 4ch
Dolby Digital 1 track in between film holes 6ch
SDDS 2 tracks one each side of film 8ch error free
DTS 1 track left of Dolby Stereo 6ch
What is THX?
Certification for controlling acoustics
Describe Movie set personnel
Producer - Oversees everything budget crew locations schedule

Director - Acomplishes the producer's vision responsible for technical aspects

Production Designer - Designs sets, locations costumes and props

Cinematographer - A.K.A Director of Photography responsible for images camera angles lighting camera movement

Lightning Dept - Gaffer, best boy electric, Electrical Utility

Grips - Key grip, Best boy Grip, Grip
The process of filming a movie is?
Development - Story/ Script
Pre-Production team, money, find location, build sets, logistics
Production - Capture Image and Sound
Post Production - Edit image and sound merge Special FX Score
Distribution - Marketing
What is ARPANET?
4 university computers network in 1969
What is DNS?
Domain Name System
What is HTTP and FTP?
Hypertext Transfer Protocol one way comm
File Transfer Protocol 2 way comm
What NSF and ASF stands for?
National Science Foundation
Advanced Systems Format
Describe Bandwith and Troughput
Bandwith = frequency range
Troughput = amount of data per second
Describe Bitmapped Raster and Vector
Bittmapped Raster = fixed at a resolution
Vector = Drawed using math formulas large files CAD Animation unlimited resizing without distortion
Audio Compression formats
MPEG
WMA - Windows Media Audio
AC3 - (Dolby) (6ch)
DTS - (8ch)
Video Compression Formats
MPEG
WMV - Windows Media Video
Truemotion VP7 (Flash)
MPEG Compression formats
MPEG 1 = 352x240 @ 30 fps progressive video
MP3 = MPEG 1 layer 3 576 freqs components 48khz
MPEG 2 = interlaced and progressive video NTSC 480i
HDTV
MPEG 4 = internet and Broadcast DRM (Digital Rights Management) ITU H.264 codec Advanced Video Coding (AVC) 96kHz sourround sound
DVD vs Blue Ray
DVD 480i/540p Video MPEG 2 audio PCM Dolby Digital
DTS

Blue Ray 1080p Video MPEG 2 MPEG 4 (AVC H.264
SMPTE VC-1 Audio PCM, DD and DTS
Studio Personnel
Exec Producer - Handles Business Arrangements for artist during session

Producer - Responsible for creative process

Engineer - Responsible for everything technical record everything choses mics placements translates what the artist and producer says

Ast. Engineer responsible for making session smoothly
hokking up equipment changing mic placement document things makes patches

Studio Manager - sells and books recording time

Operations MGR - runs business side of the studio

Studio tech - repairs gear
intern - clean toilets, vacuums floor makes coffee
A&R - Artist and repertoire locate and develops artist
Phases of Music production
Pre-production Most critical part of a project
Tracking - recording elements
Overdubbing - Adding new Material working on vocals polishing
Mixing Blending the sounds
Mastering - preparing mix masters for various formats
Manufacturing and Distribution
Differences of Balanced and Unbalanced cables
Balanced 3 conductors cancels noise out 4.4mm TT 1/4, TRS, XLR

Unbalanced Uses 2 conductors prosumer 1/4" TS, RCA
Dynamic Range levels are?
Max LVL
Headroom
Norm LVL
Signal to Noise Ratio
Noise Floor