Frameformaatit
Frameformaatit is the Finnish term used to describe the set of specifications that govern how a single video frame is encoded, stored, transmitted, and displayed. In practical terms, a frameformaatit includes properties such as resolution and aspect ratio, the pixel format and color space, bit depth and chroma subsampling, the frame rate, and whether frames are progressive or interlaced, along with any relevant metadata.
Frameformaatit are used throughout video production and distribution to ensure compatibility across devices and pipelines. They
Key components include: resolution (width x height in pixels); aspect ratio; pixel format (for example, YUV 4:2:0,
In practice, standards bodies such as SMPTE, ITU-R, and various broadcasters define frameformaatit for different contexts,
See also: frame rate, pixel format, color space, frame size, video codec.