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Toutes versions confondues, les normes MPEG sont des algorithmes de compression vidéo élaborés par un groupe d'experts, le Moving Picture Experts Group, qui opère sous les auspices de l'Organisation Internationale de Standardisation (ISO). Quatre versions se sont succédées, toutes n'ayant pas exactement les mêmes attributions.

|  La norme MPEG1 a été le premier résultat de ces travaux sur la vidéo et a permis la compression efficace de données. Cette norme décompose une séquence vidéo en plusieurs parties qui remplissent toutes un rôle dans le codage et la compression d'une séquence.

La norme MPEG2 a élargi le champ d'application du MPEG1, notamment en améliorant la qualité de l'image. Par rapport à MPEG1 dont le son était codé en MP3, le MPEG2 apporte le son Surround et Dolby AC3, et des canaux pour plusieurs langues.

La norme MPEG3 est aujourd'hui tombée en désuétude. En effet, contrairement au MP3, format de compression audio, avec lequel il ne faut pas la confondre, le MPEG3 était un format de compression vidéo destiné à la télévision numérique.

Enfin, créé en 1998, la norme MPEG4 a pour but de trouver un compromis entre qualité et taille des fichiers. En effet, les flux MPEG1 possédaient une taille raisonnable, mais une mauvaise qualité. Inversement le MPEG2 possède une très bonne qualité mais la taille des fichiers est énorme, en particulier si l'on veut faire circuler ceux-ci sur un réseau. Les fichiers MPEG4 sont prévus pour pallier ces deux problèmes. A l'heure actuelle, le Moving Pictures Expert Group développe les normes MPEG7 et MPEG21.

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MPEG signifie "Moving Pictures Experts Group", un groupe de travail constitué d'autorités créé par l'ISO et la CEI pour définir des normes de compression et de transmission audio et vidéo. Il a été créé à 1988 à l'initiative de Hiroshi Yasuda (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone) et de Leonardo Chiariglione, président du groupe depuis sa création. La première réunion MPEG a eu lieu en mai 1988 à Ottawa, au Canada. Depuis la fin de 2005, MPEG compte de plus en plus de membres 350 par réunion issus de divers secteurs industriels, universités et instituts de recherche.

Le format MPEG est utilisé sur plusieurs supports. Cette image met en relation certains des supports les plus connus avec la version au format MPEG et le format de conteneur (TS et PS) utilisés.

Les normes MPEG comprennent différentes parties: MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-3, MPEG-4, MPEG-7, MPEG-21. Chaque partie couvre un certain aspect de la spécification entière. Parmi celles-ci, les deux technologies de compression et de décompression les plus courantes sont MPEG2 et MPEG4.

Qu'est-ce que MPEG2?

MPEG2 a été publié dans 1995, un standard pour "le codage générique des images animées et des informations audio associées". Normes de transport, vidéo et audio pour la télévision de qualité broadcast. La norme MPEG2 avait une portée considérablement plus large et un attrait plus large - supportant l'entrelacement et la haute définition. MPEG-2 est considéré comme important car il a été choisi comme schéma de compression pour la télévision numérique en direct ATSC, DVB et ISDB, les services de télévision numérique par satellite tels que Dish Network, les signaux de télévision numérique par câble, SVCD et DVD vidéo. Il est également utilisé sur les disques Blu-ray, mais ceux-ci utilisent normalement MPEG-4 Part 10 ou SMPTE VC-1 pour le contenu haute définition.

Partie 2. Qu'est-ce que MPEG4?

MPEG4 a été publié dans 1999 et est une méthode de définition de la compression des données numériques audio et visuelles (AV). MPEG4 utilise d'autres outils de codage plus complexes pour obtenir des facteurs de compression plus élevés que MPEG2. Outre le codage plus efficace de la vidéo, MPEG4 se rapproche des applications d'infographie. Dans les profils plus complexes, le décodeur MPEG4 devient un processeur de rendu et le train de bits compressé décrit des formes tridimensionnelles et une texture de surface. MPEG4 prend en charge la gestion et la protection de la propriété intellectuelle (IPMP), qui permet d'utiliser des technologies exclusives pour gérer et protéger des contenus tels que la gestion des droits numériques.

Différences entre MPEG2 et MPEG4

Nous allons maintenant expliquer comment les encodeurs MPEG2 et MPEG4 gèrent la compression, la taille du fichier, la qualité, le débit, la bande passante, les extensions de nom de fichier et les applications.

MPEG2 vs MPEG4 - Compression

Les formats MPEG2 et MPEG4 peuvent conserver la même qualité d'audio ou de vidéo dans l'encodage. MPEG2 utilise le codage H.262 tandis que MPEG4 utilise H.264. Bien que la compression de MPEG2 soit beaucoup plus simple que celle de MPEG4, la compression de MPEG4 constitue une amélioration par rapport au format MPEG2. En effet, l'algorithme MPEG4 utilisé garantira un effet vidéo de haute qualité avec une taille de fichier relativement réduite, tout en conservant un flux vidéo faible. Comparé à MPEG2, MPEG4 est un format de codage beaucoup plus polyvalent.

MPEG2 vs MPEG4 - Taille du fichier

Les fichiers vidéo codés MPEG2 sont beaucoup plus volumineux par rapport à MPEG4. Parce que l'algorithme de compression de MPEG4 est conçu pour créer des fichiers qui peuvent être utilisés dans les transferts de médias en ligne / liés au réseau. Les fichiers MPEG2 sont toujours stockés sur des DVD, ce qui augmente leur capacité.

MPEG2 vs MPEG4 - Qualité

MPEG2 produit une qualité irréprochable supérieure à MPEG-4. MPEG2 est le standard de l'industrie et il est capable de gérer les flux vidéo provenant de sources locales telles que les DVD et les applications de diffusion. Malheureusement, en raison de la taille plus grande du fichier, il ne convient pas aux applications Internet ou réseau. D'autre part, MPEG4 utilise son taux de compression élevé et ses fichiers plus petits pour fournir une vidéo et un son de haute qualité sur les applications de diffusion multimédia en continu sur Internet.

MPEG2 vs MPEG4 - Débit binaire & Bande passante

Les fichiers codés au format MPEG2 ont un débit allant de 5 à 80 Mbits / s, tandis que les fichiers MPEG4 sont très faibles par rapport à MPEG-2 (quelques kilo-octets par seconde). Par conséquent, le format MPEG4 est conçu pour les applications réseau.

Si vous faites la comparaison de bande passante MPEG2 vs MPEG4, vous constaterez une différence énorme car ils sont conçus pour différentes plates-formes. MPEG2 nécessite beaucoup plus de bande passante pour la diffusion que MPEG4. MPEG2 a une bande passante allant jusqu'à 40 Mo par seconde, mais MPEG4 a une bande passante d'environ 64 kbps.

MPEG2 vs MPEG4 - Extensions de nom de fichier

MPEG2: .mpg, .mpeg, .m2v, .mp2, mp3 sont quelques-unes des extensions de nom de fichier utilisées pour les formats de fichier audio et vidéo MPEG-1 ou MPEG-2.

MPEG4: .mp4, .m4a, .m4b, .m4r, .m4v sont quelques extensions de fichier audio / vidéo MPEG4.

MPEG2 vs MPEG4 - Application

Les deux formats sont utilisés aujourd'hui pour différentes applications. MPEG-2 est toujours utilisé pour les DVD et la diffusion télévisée, tandis que MPEG4 est la méthode de codage de choix pour les appareils portables et la diffusion en continu sur Internet.

Une chose est sûre, comparé à MPEG2, MPEG4 est un format vidéo plus efficace et universel pour sa technologie de codage vidéo, avec des caractères de taux de compression élevé, de petite taille, de faibles besoins en bande passante de transmission et d'applications étendues. MPEG2 étant la méthode d'encodage pour les DVD, vous pouvez donc le faire si vous en avez et que vous souhaitez le lire sur des appareils portables ou en ligne. Copier un DVD au format MPEG4 serait un bon choix. Quoi qu'il en soit, MPEG2 et MPEG4 sont des formats populaires qui s'appliquent à différents domaines. La différence réside dans vos besoins spécifiques.

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Understand Creative Commons Licensing for Free Stock Photography

When it comes to finding free stock photography, Creative Commons (CC) licensing is a great way to maximize your image usage rights. CC licenses (mostly used in version: CC0) enable photographers and other originators of content to distribute their creations openly. These licenses provide legal protection for both the creator and the user of an image or other creative work.

To utilize any images released under a CC license, certain guidelines must be adhered to. For example, some CC licenses require that you give credit to the photographer or artist who created the work when using their images in any kind of publication or online platform. Other conditions may include refraining from modifying the photo, not selling or disseminating it without permission of its originator, and/or abstaining from utilizing it for monetary gain without prior authorization. We have got a full guide here at Shutterpoint about understanding creative commons licensing.

It is important to understand the Creative Commons Licensing for free stock photography in order to use them legally and responsibly. With that said, it's time to start searching for high-resolution free stock photos.

Find High-Resolution Free Stock Photos

Finding high-resolution free stock photos online can be a daunting task. Navigating the vast selection of high-resolution photos can be tricky, but with the right resources, you'll have no trouble finding the perfect image. Fortunately, there are several reliable sources of royalty-free images available on the web that can help you find just what you need.

A good starting point is Creative Commons (CC) OpenVerse, which offers access to millions of free images with various terms and restrictions, such as attribution requirements, non-commercial use limits, or prohibition on changes. CC provides access to millions of free images licensed under various terms and conditions such as attribution, noncommercial use, no derivatives or modifications allowed, etc. When searching for an image using CC's search engine, make sure you pay attention to the license type before downloading any content. That way you know exactly what rights come with each photo and whether or not they fit your needs.

In addition to Creative Commons licenses, there are other sites that offer a variety of high-quality stock photos for free commercial use without attribution requirements like Unsplash and Pexels. These sites provide thousands of professional quality photographs in categories ranging from nature scenes and landscapes all the way up through technology-related images like computer monitors and keyboards - all without requiring attribution or copyright notice when used commercially.

Maximize Your Image Usage Rights

When it comes to commercial projects, comprehending the varied licenses available and guaranteeing adherence to legal/ethical standards when utilizing them is paramount.

The most common type of license associated with free stock photos is Creative Commons (CC). This license grants the right to modify and share an image, but attribution to the creator is required. Although certain CC-licensed images may only permit non-commercial utilization, not all of them do. It's important to read the specific terms of each license before downloading an image in order to make sure it will meet your needs.

In addition, many free stock photo sites have created their own license to control the usage of their images. Always make sure to read those licenses and fully understand them. Familiarizing oneself with the fundamentals of copyright law is essential to guaranteeing adherence. If you are unfamiliar using licenses, we always recommend to go and buy stock photos instead of downloading them free from an unreliable source.

Understand Copyright Laws

Copyright laws are essential to understand when using free stock photos. Copyright offers creators exclusive control of their work, including reproduction and distribution privileges as well as public display. It also protects against unauthorized use or alteration of the work by others. When utilizing online images, it is important to be mindful of copyright regulations in order to prevent any potential legal complications.

When searching for free stock photos, it's important to pay attention to licensing terms associated with each image. Many websites offer royalty-free images which can be used without requiring permission from the photographer or artist; however, these images may still have restrictions on their usage for commercial and non-commercial purposes as well as necessitating attribution to the original creator.

Additionally, some sites may require attribution for the use of their images - meaning that you must credit the original creator whenever an image is used in your project or publication. Failure to observe the stipulations of royalty-free images may result in legal repercussions for copyright violation.

Utilize Free Stock Pictures Legally

Using high-resolution free photos legally is essential for protecting yourself and your work from potential legal action. To ensure compliance, taking the necessary steps is imperative.

First, it's important to understand the licensing terms associated with each image you use. Many websites offer royalty-free images that can be used without any restrictions or fees; however, some sites may require attribution or payment of a fee before allowing usage rights. Understanding the specific requirements of each site will help protect against any violations of copyright law.

Second, if an image requires attribution, make sure to include this information in your work where appropriate. It's also important to double check whether additional information needs to be included such as author name or website URL. Neglecting to give suitable recognition may result in the copyright holder of the photo bringing about legal action against you.

Thirdly, always read through the terms and conditions associated with any free stock photography you plan on using for commercial purposes prior to downloading them from a website or other source. This will help ensure that all necessary licenses have been obtained and will prevent costly disputes down the line should someone decide they want compensation for their work later on down the road after it has already been used without permission or payment being made upfront

Finally, even though many websites offer free stock photography without any restrictions attached - remember not everything online is truly "free". Make sure that when using these types of images commercially (or otherwise) full compliance with applicable laws and regulations has been met so as to not risk getting into hot water over intellectual property issues at a later date.

Good to know: It's important to understand the licensing terms associated with any free stock photography you use and make sure all necessary attributions are provided. Additionally, read through applicable terms and conditions before downloading images for commercial purposes in order to avoid potential legal action down the road.

Protect Your Creative Work

To protect your creative work, you should be aware of the licensing terms associated with any stock photo or image used.

First, familiarize yourself with the licensing terms of any stock photo or image you use. Familiarize yourself with the copyright stipulations when using images for commercial purposes to ensure you abide by them.

Second, always check public archives for property releases if applicable; this will help protect you from legal repercussions down the road.

Third, leverage free pictures responsibly by only downloading images from reputable sources such as Stockphotos.com or Creative Commons-approved sites that offer curated collections of high-quality images for commercial projects.

Finally, be aware of amateur photographers who may not have considered copyright restrictions when sharing their photos on social media platforms like Instagram or Flickr-you don't want to get caught up in an intellectual property dispute.

By taking these precautions and following usage rights guidelines carefully, you can maximize your image usage rights while protecting your creative work at the same time.

Guarding your creative output is indispensable to guarantee that you get the proper acknowledgment for all of the dedication and labor invested. Therefore, avoiding copyright infringement is paramount in protecting yourself from any legal issues or disputes down the line.

When using free pictures or even vectors, it is essential to check the licensing agreement of each photo you intend to use. Familiarizing yourself with these licenses will help ensure you do not inadvertently infringe on someone else's personal copyright by using images without permission.

When obtaining an image from the web or a platform, it is essential to be mindful of any extra regulations or stipulations that may be relevant, including charges for usage rights or royalties when used commercially. Additionally, if you plan on modifying an existing image in any way-such as cropping it or adding text-it must be done so within the scope of the original license agreement; otherwise, this could constitute copyright infringement too.

In addition to understanding licensing agreements and complying with all relevant rules and regulations regarding usage rights and royalties associated with pictures you download for free, as also videos and vectors, there are other steps one can take to protect against copyright infringement:

Always give credit where due

Make sure your own creative works are properly protected through watermarking or digital signatures

Never claim another person's copyrighted material as your own

If unsure about something related to copyrights, seek legal advice before proceeding further.

Following these guidelines will help ensure that both yours and others' intellectual property remains safe from unauthorized reproduction or misuse online.

Utilize Attribution Requirements

Attribution requirements are a critical part of utilizing pictures from the internet for free. These legal terms and conditions help to protect the photographer's rights while also allowing you to use the images without fear of copyright infringement. To ensure compliance with copyright laws, it is essential to be aware of the attribution requirements and how to properly give credit when using royalty-free or public domain images.

For any license agreement, it is essential to ascertain what type of attribution must be given in order to legally use an image. This can range from simply mentioning the author's name or website address somewhere on your page, or providing a link back directly to their original source material. In some cases, such as Creative Commons licenses, more detailed instructions may be provided regarding how exactly you should provide this credit information so that it meets all legal requirements.

It is important not only for photographers but also for users that these rules are followed closely in order to ensure proper respect for creative works and prevent potential disputes over intellectual property rights violations down the line. If someone has taken time out of their day (and often invested money) into creating something unique and special, then they deserve recognition when others make use of those creations - even if it's just a simple "thank you".

It may seem like extra work up front, but following these guidelines will help keep everyone safe from potential lawsuits or other costly consequences related to improper usage down the road. Therefore, it is important to double check before publishing anything publicly and ensure that all attribution requirements are met in order for them to consider your usage legitimate under their licensing terms.

It is important to understand and adhere to the attribution requirements when using them in order to avoid copyright infringement. Adhering to the licensing terms related to free images is a must when employing them for commercial purposes, in order to dodge any breach of copyright.

Comply with Licensing Terms

When utilizing free stock photos, it is essential to be aware of the different licensing requirements that apply. It is imperative that those utilizing these photos in their work or advertising adhere to all applicable laws and regulations. To do this, it's important to understand the various types of usage rights associated with each image.

The most common type of license for free stock photos is Creative Commons (CC). This license grants users the freedom to employ, alter and construct off of present works without having to ask authorization from the initial creator. However, some restrictions may apply depending on which CC license was used by the photographer or company who owns the photo. For example, some CC licenses require attribution while others don't allow commercial use at all. It's important to read through each individual license carefully before using any images in your project or campaign.

Another type of usage right you might come across when searching for free stock photos is public domain (PD). Public domain images, usually created by government agencies, can be used without needing permission from the creator or owner; however, payment may still be required for full access and control. However, keep in mind that not all PD images are actually free; some may still require payment if you want full access and control over them.

Finally, many stock agencies offer royalty-free licenses as well, which gives users more flexibility when using their photos commercially but also requires a one-time fee upfront.

We have written a full guide on image licensing here, which explains them more in detail.

Complying with licensing terms is essential to using free stock photos responsibly and ethically. Employing these assets can help your project be exceptional, but it's important to bear in mind the legal ramifications related with their use. We always recommend to rather buy stock images from a reputable source to protect yourself and to get a proper license image.

Key Takeaway: It's important to understand the different types of usage rights when using free stock photos, such as Creative Commons (CC) and public domain (PD). Also, there are royalty-free options that can be obtained by paying a single fee and offer more flexibility. Knowing what kind of permissions you need will help keep your creative work safe in the long run.

Leverage Free Stock Photos Responsibly

First and foremost, it's important to protect your creative work by understanding copyright restrictions and ensuring any images used have been legally obtained. This means researching if you have obtained the full and correct license and if you are not being exploited for commercial purposes without permission.

Secondly, it's essential to comply with licensing terms when using free stock photos. Many sites offer a selection of premium pics for business purposes, but be sure to check the details before downloading. Additionally, if you plan on using amateur photographers' works as part of your marketing campaigns then be sure to get their permission first; otherwise, you could face hefty fines or even legal action from them down the line.

Finally, use reliable lists when searching for free stock photos online - especially if you want higher quality images than what is typically found in Google or Google Images. There are many great websites out there which provide royalty-free images from professional photographers at no cost - just remember that some may require attribution while others may forbid certain types of uses altogether (such as resale).

Conclusion

In conclusion, free stock photos can be a great resource for your creative projects. It is important to understand the licensing and copyright laws and limitations before using any images in order to avoid potential infringement issues. By finding high-resolution images that meet your needs and maximizing usage rights with attribution requirements, you can utilize these resources responsibly while avoiding legal repercussions. Obtaining royalty-free images is a great way to add value without spending much or sacrificing quality.

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