TA4: Distribution Considerations: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for TA4: Distribution Considerations in OCR Cambridge Nationals Creative iMedia (J834): R093. It covers: distribution platforms and media, and file types, formats and compression. Try the questions, then check the key terms.
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Which image file format uses lossy compression and is commonly used for photographs?
The choice of distribution platform depends on the characteristics and habits of the target audience.
Which audio file format uses lossless compression?
Lossless compression permanently removes some data to make a file smaller.
Why might a video be compressed before it is uploaded to a website?
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Key terms for TA4: Distribution Considerations
- Lossless compression
- Reduces file size without permanently removing any data, so the original can be fully restored.
- Lossy compression
- Reduces file size by permanently removing some data, such as detail that is hard to notice.
- MP3
- A compressed audio file format that uses lossy compression to make music files much smaller.
- MP4
- A widely used compressed video file format for sharing and streaming online.
- PNG
- Supports transparent backgrounds.
- Delivers content through physical, published materials.
- RAW
- Stores unprocessed data directly from a camera's image sensor.
What TA4: Distribution Considerations covers
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- 4.1 Distribution Platforms
- 4.2.1 Image Files
- 4.2.2 Audio Files
- 4.2.3 Moving Image Files
- 4.2.4 File Compression
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