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[Audio] "Welcome to our presentation on Multimedia Systems. Prepared by Jana Khaled and Esraa Ahmed, under the guidance of Dr. Ahmed Abdelhafiz.".

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[Audio] Introduction to Multimedia Systems " Multimedia refers to the use of multiple forms of media—such as text, images, audio, and video—to communicate or present content in a rich, engaging way.".

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[Audio] Static and Dynamic Elements " Multimedia includes static elements like text and images, and dynamic elements such as audio, video, and animation. Static elements provide structure, while dynamic ones enhance engagement.".

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[Audio] Element 1 – Text " Text serves as the core information carrier in multimedia. It provides context, explanations, and messages in various formats like plain, formatted, or interactive text.".

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[Audio] Element 2 – Graphics " Graphics visually enhance multimedia content, including bitmap photos and scalable vector illustrations, helping clarify and illustrate ideas more effectively.".

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[Audio] Element 3 – Audio " Audio adds depth to multimedia, including voiceovers, music, and sound effects. Formats like MP3 and WAV enable quality control and file compression.".

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[Audio] Element 4 – Video " Video integrates motion and sound to create powerful storytelling. It's widely used in tutorials, marketing, education, and more.".

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[Audio] Element 5 – Animation " Animation adds movement and interaction to visuals, improving user engagement and understanding through 2D, 3D, or stop-motion techniques..

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[Audio] What is Hypermedia? " Hypermedia is an extension of multimedia that includes interactive links and user-driven pathways, enabling non-linear content exploration.".

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[Audio] Linear vs. Non-linear Multimedia " Linear multimedia presents content in a fixed order, like a movie. Non-linear multimedia allows user control, such as in websites or apps.".

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[Audio] Hardware in Multimedia Systems " Hardware forms the physical foundation of multimedia, including input devices like cameras, and output devices like monitors and speakers.".

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[Audio] Software in Multimedia Systems " Software enables the creation and delivery of multimedia through tools for authoring, editing, and playback—such as media players or video editors.".

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[Audio] Multimedia in ICT " Multimedia is a core part of ICT, combining text, visuals, and sound in platforms like websites, apps, and online learning environments.".

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[Audio] Meaning of Text in Multimedia " Text provides clarity and structure in multimedia, seen in captions, subtitles, and buttons—crucial for navigation and accessibility.".

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[Audio] Graphics in Multimedia " Graphics include icons, photos, and illustrations that help visualize information, making content more engaging and easier to interpret.".

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[Audio] Bitmap vs. Vector Graphics " Bitmap images, made of pixels, are resolution-dependent and suited for detailed photos. Vectors are scalable graphics ideal for icons and logos.".

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[Audio] Types of Audio " Analog audio is natural and stored on tapes, while digital audio, like MP3, is easily edited, compressed, and shared in multimedia formats.".

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[Audio] Why Use Video in Multimedia " Digital video is popular due to ease of editing, storage, and distribution. It supports non-linear editing and maintains quality over networks.".

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[Audio] Importance of Animation " Animation helps explain complex ideas with motion, using 2D or 3D visuals to create stories or instructional sequences.".

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[Audio] Standard Multimedia Formats " Standard formats like MP3, MP4, and JPEG ensure compatibility and efficiency, enabling smooth editing and playback across devices.".