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    Video compression uses I, P, and B frames, with I frames containing a complete image, P frames containing changes from previous frames, and B frames containing changes from previous and future frames. I and P frames are encoded using motion compensation and DCT, while B frames use motion vectors from surrounding frames during encoding. Video standards like NTSC and PAL specify resolutions for luminance and chrominance components.

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    Video compression uses I, P, and B frames, with I frames containing a complete image, P frames containing changes from previous frames, and B frames containing changes from previous and future frames. I and P frames are encoded using motion compensation and DCT, while B frames use motion vectors from surrounding frames during encoding. Video standards like NTSC and PAL specify resolutions for luminance and chrominance components.

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    Video Compression Basics: I, P, B Frames Explained

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    Video Compression Basics

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    Fred Halsall
    I, P and B frames
    I ,P and B Frames
    Problem and Solution
    P frame encoding
    B frame
    I and P frame encoding
    B frame encoding
    Problem and Solution

    NTSC:
    Y=352X240
    Cb=Cr=176X120
    PAL:
    Y=352X288
    Cb=Cr=176X144

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