Daily Notes for Beginning Multimedia

(Electronic Media Production 1, Multimedia 1)

1. What You Need for This Class
2. Analog vs. Digital
3. Bits and Bytes
4. Counting in Binary
   
5. Big Binary Numbers
   
6. Storage Requirements for Text
   
7. Pixels
   
8. Still Image Storage
   
9. Compressing Data
   
10. Lossy vs. Non-Lossy Compression
    
11. Non-Lossy Compression: RLE
    
12. Lossy Compression: JPEG
    
13. Anti-Aliasing
    
14. Common Image Types
    
15. JPEG Images
    
16. GIF Images
    
17. PNG Images
    
18. WebP Images
    
19. TIFF Images
    
20. PSD Images
    
21. Raster vs. Vector
22. SVG Images
23. Palette Shift
    
24. Additive vs. Subtractive Color
    
25. Computer Color Models
    
26. Images for Video
    
27. Images for the Web
    
28. Slideshow Programs
    
29. Stand to the Left
    
30. A Picture is Worth 1000 Words
    
31. Slides Are Not for You
32. Saving Images as GIFs
33. Aspect Ratio
34. Screen Resolutions
35. CRTs and LCDs
36. Copyright
37. Legal Use of Images
38. Bytes for Sound
39. Uncompressed Audio
40. Audio Compression
41. Lossy Audio
42. Non-Lossy Audio
43. MIDI
44. Analog Audio Connectors
45. Digital Audio Connectors
46. USB Audio
47. Audio Feedback
48. Recording Level
49. Backups
50. Dots Per Inch
51. Rules for Web Names
52. Images Are Separate
    
53. Save Parts Together
54. Three-Click Rule
55. Sound on Web Pages
56. Thumbnails
57. Two Kinds of Text
58. Avoid Frames
59. Anchors
60. Hits
61. No Scrolling
62. Home Button
63. Fast Pages
64. Important Stuff at the Top
65. Absolute vs. Relative Paths
66. Browsers Are Different
67. Video Frame Rates
68. Video Storage
69. Video Compression
70. MPEG
71. Analog Video
72. RGB Video
73. S-video
74. Composite Video
75. How DVDs Work
76. DVD Storage