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No, with digital, you need encoding. How can you even compare binary with embedded images.
by system2 7mo ago
No, with digital, you need encoding. How can you even compare binary with embedded images.
- throwaway27448 7mo ago> How can you even compare binary with embedded images. How are the images encoded?
- brazzy 7mo agoIn ways that ensure that they are not visually recognizable on the physical medium afterwards, because the visual layout represents a whole lot of redundancy, and the job of compression is to remove redundancy. If the end result has any recognizable patterns, the compression is not doing its job well.
- system2 7mo agoIf you watch the video, you can see that the images are burnt to the medium and can be seen optically. With 1 and 0, you cannot do this. All you'd see would be random dots everywhere.