Video is an excellent medium for presenting examples, as they can be demonstrated on the screen through visuals, animations, and video recordings, accompanied by audio.

In this first chapter, we describe what a video signal is, how it is captured and per-ceived, how it is stored and transmitted, and what the important parameters are that determine the quality and …

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Winners in the race for subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) dominance are beginning to emerge, but new fronts in the battle for streaming have opened. Audiences remain value-oriented—which has led …

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