Look up: MPEG

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   MPEG
   A family of multimedia standards developed by the Motion Picture Experts Group, commonly used to refer to audio or visual files saved with MPEG compression schemes. Files usually have an .mpg extension (pronounced 'Em-Peg').
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   MPEG
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   MPEG
   Motion Picture Experts Group. An ISO group of experts that has recommended manipulation of digital motion images. Today there are a couple of MPEG recommendations, of which the most well known are MPEG-1 and MPEG-2. The latter one is widely accepted for high definition digital television, as well as multimedia presentation.
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   MPEG
   Stands for Motion Picture Experts Group and represents a family of digital audio and video coding standards. It enables data compression of sound and movies so that they take up less capacity. This makes them easier to store and access over the web, a PC, a data card, etc. MPEG4 is the latest variant.
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   MPEG
   Moving Picture Experts Group
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   MPEG
   Moving Picture Expert Group. Originator of most common sound encoding standard MPG3
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   MPEG
   Motion Picture Experts Groups. A set of norms for online broadcasting and compression of digital video and audio.
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   MPEG
   (Digital cameras and photo printers) Motion Picture Expert Group. The abbreviation is used to describe a compression format for digitised video images. (JPEG)
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   MPEG
   a (compressed) bitmap file format expressly for moving images including sound; comes in various 'flavours', one of which (MPEG-2) is used for publishing programmes on DVD. MPEG4 has better compression and is likely to become standard
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    MPEG
    Moving Picture Experts Group. ISO / ITU-T. MPEG is involved in defining a standard for data compression of moving pictures. Its work follows on from that of JPEG [single pictures] to add inter field compression, the extra compression potentially available through similarities between successive frames of moving pictures. MPEG-1: Uses a data rate of
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    MPEG
    Motion Picture Experts Group--a standard for coding moving television pictures and associated audio.
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    MPEG
    A compression scheme optimised for moving pictures whereby the potential for compression is based on the similarity of successive pictures.
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    MPEG
    Motion Picture Experts Group - this is the name given to a specific type of compressed moving image with sound, and is the de-facto standard used both for DVDs and also digital broadcasting.
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    MPEG
    (Motion Picture Experts Group) This is a standard compression format for storing and transferring pictures, music and data with little or no loss in quality. Different formats include MPEG-2 and advanced MPEG-4, which is used primarily to compress digital audio and video data as well as stream media. Sony Cyber-shot cameras, Handycam camcorders and the new WALKMAN video all use MPEG technology. Cyber-shot cameras also feature various MPEG Movie modes like MPEG Movie Video Mail – designed for creating small files which are easy to e-mail – and MPEG Movie VX, which allows you to record smooth-quality footage for play back at full size on a TV.
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    MPEG
    Motion Picture Expert Group. A standard for animations, which saves an image and then updates the changes, made to each frame. This means that it is smaller than other animation formats. You need a very fast machine to run MPEG through software, or some kind of MPEG cartridge.
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    MPEG
    Moving (or Motion) Pictures Experts Group. The group that has defined the multimedia compression standard for consumer and professional digital audio and video. The University of Plymouth uses MPEG-2 to digitise and compress it's uplink signals for satellite transmission.
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    MPEG
    Motion Picture Experts Group; multimedia video playback standard - allows digital video to compressed using JPEG and encoded video sequences. Two MPEG standards exist: MPEG-1 is about equal to a VCRand the one associated with personal computers, while MPEG-2 supports high quality digital video.
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    MPEG
    Moving Picture Experts Group
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    MPEG
    the name given to the new international video compression standard Category: Electrical engineering and energy • an ISO/IEC (International Organisation for Standardisation/International Electrotechnical Commission) standard for medium-quality and medium-bit rate video and audio encoding Category: Electrical engineering and energy • a generation of standards defined by the M...
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    MPEG
    Moving Pictures Expert Group. A working group associated with the development of audio and video encoding standards.
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    MPEG
    Motion Pictures Expert Group. A motion picture compression system.
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    MPEG
    Compression standard for the data reduction of moving images. Unlike JPEG only the differences between two successive images are saved.
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    MPEG
    (from the article `data compression`) ...to 256 colours. A greater range of colours can be used with the JPEG (joint photographic experts group) formatting standard, which uses both ...
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    MPEG
    Motion Pictures Expert Group. A motion picture compression system
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