timecompressed
Timecompressed is a term used to describe the process or result of reducing the duration of a sequence of events in time, yielding a shorter elapsed time for playback or transmission. It is most commonly encountered in multimedia processing, where the temporal dimension of audio or video is condensed for efficiency or rapid review. In practice, it is often treated as synonymous with time compression, though some discussions distinguish the concepts more precisely as time-scale modification.
In audiovisual work, time compression speeds up playback by shortening the timeline, whereas time-lapse photography achieves
In signal processing and certain data workflows, time compression may refer to encoding schedules or representations
Artifacts from time compression can include aliasing, smearing, or pitch distortion if not properly handled. Applications