It is a term
referring to moving pictures that are stored in binary form on a
computer hard disk for editing or playback. Digital video files
vary in terms of their image size (measured in horizontal and
vertical pixels) and their frame rate (measured in frames per
second).
What is frame
rate?
Refers to the
number of individual still pictures that pass by every second to
create a moving image, typically described in frames-per-second
(fps). Films run at 24fps, while video, including DVD, runs at
30fps. Higher frame rates improve the appearance of video
motion.
