Motion Compensation - Revision history

DoesItReallyMatter: Add wikilink

2019-04-01T08:45:00Z

Add wikilink

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	Part of the video compression process. New ~~frames~~ normally store changes in the image since the previous frame. If the scene is moving as a whole (such as panning), motion compensation moves the reference frame to line up with the new frame. This means that there are less changes to be stored since the previous frame, and so less data needs to be stored.		Part of the video compression process. New [[frame]]s normally store changes in the image since the previous frame. If the scene is moving as a whole (such as panning), motion compensation moves the reference frame to line up with the new frame. This means that there are less changes to be stored since the previous frame, and so less data needs to be stored.

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

DoesItReallyMatter: fix redundancy in template call for Template:Wikipedia

2016-11-06T09:27:11Z

fix redundancy in template call for Template:Wikipedia

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	Part of the video compression process. New frames normally store changes in the image since the previous frame. If the scene is moving as a whole (such as panning), motion compensation moves the reference frame to line up with the new frame. This means that there are less changes to be stored since the previous frame, and so less data needs to be stored.		Part of the video compression process. New frames normally store changes in the image since the previous frame. If the scene is moving as a whole (such as panning), motion compensation moves the reference frame to line up with the new frame. This means that there are less changes to be stored since the previous frame, and so less data needs to be stored.

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

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2013-11-07T11:12:38Z

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{{wikipedia|Motion_Compensation|Motion Compensation}}
Part of the video compression process. New frames normally store changes in the image since the previous frame. If the scene is moving as a whole (such as panning), motion compensation moves the reference frame to line up with the new frame. This means that there are less changes to be stored since the previous frame, and so less data needs to be stored.

[[Category:Glossary]]