Proctortömörítés

Proctortömörítés, also known as proctoring compression, refers to a technique used in digital exam proctoring systems to reduce the size of video and audio recordings of examinees. This compression is applied to make data transmission more efficient and storage requirements more manageable, especially when dealing with multiple concurrent proctoring sessions. The goal is to maintain sufficient quality for review and verification purposes while significantly decreasing bandwidth usage and storage space.

Various compression algorithms can be employed, often involving lossy compression techniques that discard some information deemed less critical for the integrity of the examination. This process typically occurs in real-time or shortly after the recording has concluded. The specific parameters and methods used for proctortömörítés can vary between different proctoring software providers, influencing the balance between file size reduction and the level of detail preserved in the recordings. Ensuring that crucial elements like facial recognition, audio cues, and screen activity remain discernible after compression is paramount for the effectiveness of the proctoring process.