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Welcome to our Glossary.

Here you can find the meaning of words and expressions commonly used by computer-users.

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Words in our glossary starting with "4" ...

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404-error
When a web browser requests a page and the webserver doesn't have that page available, it returns a 404 Error, which states that the file you are looking for was not found.

480i
HDTV resolution of 640x480 interlace - also refered to as SDTV.

480p
HDTV format of 640x480 progressive scan, also known as EDTV.

4:3
Traditional nearly square aspect ratio used for most current analog television screens. This aspect ratio will slowly be phased out in favor of the wider, more panoramic and movie-like 16:9 ratio. The 4:3 ratio performs fine for television programming, which was designed for it, but it creates problems with movie material originally designed for theater release.

4CC
4CC means 4 Character Code and is being used in AVI files to identify a codec. For example the code DX50 means DivX 5.0. See also CODEC.


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