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int password(void) { char s[80]; printf("Enter password: "); gets(s); if(strcmp(s, "pass")) { printf("Invalid password\n"); return 0; } return 1; }

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1080i 1080 lines of interlaced video (540 lines per field) Usually refers to 1920 1080 resolution in 178 aspect ratio 1080i30 refers to 30 interlaced frames (60 fields) per second, which is often confusingly written as 1080i60 1080p 1080 lines of progressive video (1080 lines per frame) Usually refers to 1920 1080 resolution in 178 aspect ratio 1080p30 refers to 30 frames per second 1080p24 refers to 24 frames per second (film source) 17PP 1-7 parity preserve, the RLL(1,7) modulation technique used by BD, where each set of 2 bits is replaced by a 3-bit code before being written onto the disc 2-2 pulldown The process of transferring 24-frame-per-second film to video by repeating each film frame as two video fields When 24-fps film is converted via 2-2 pulldown to 25-fps 625/50 (PAL) video, the film runs 4 percent faster than normal 2-3 pulldown The process of converting 24-frame-per-second film to video by repeating one film frame as two fields, then the next film frame as three fields 3-2 pulldown An uncommon variation of 2-3 pulldown, where the first film frame is repeated for three fields instead of two Most people mean 2-3 pulldown when they say 3-2 pulldown 4:1:1 The component digital video format with one Cb sample and one Cr sample for every four Y samples 4:1 horizontal downsampling with no vertical downsampling Chroma is sampled on every line, but only for every four luma pixels (ie, 1 pixel in a 1 4 grid) This amounts to a subsampling of chroma by a factor of two compared to luma (and by a factor of four for a single Cb or Cr component) BD and DVD use 4:2:0 sampling, not 4:1:1 sampling 4:2:0 The component digital video format used by BD and DVD, where there is one Cb sample and one Cr sample for every four Y samples (ie, 1 pixel in a 2 2 grid) 2:1 horizontal downsampling and 2:1 vertical downsampling Cb and Cr are sampled on every other line, in between the scan lines, with one set of chroma samples for each two luma samples on a line This amounts to a subsampling of chroma by a factor of two compared to luma (and by a factor of four for a single Cb or Cr component) 4:2:2 The component digital video format commonly used for studio recordings, where there is one Cb sample and one Cr sample for every two Y samples (ie, 1 pixel in a 1 2 grid) 2:1 horizontal downsampling with no vertical downsampling This allocates the same number of samples to the chroma signal as to the luma signal The input to MPEG-2 encoders is typically in 4:2:2 format, but the video is subsampled to 4:2:0 before being encoded and stored 4:4:4 A component digital video format for high-end studio recordings, where Y, Cb, and Cr are sampled equally 480i 480 lines of interlaced video (240 lines per field) Usually refers to 720 480 (or 704 480) resolution 480p 480 lines of progressive video (480 lines per frame) Usually refers to 720 480 (or 704 480) resolution 480p60 refers to 60 frames per second; 480p30 refers to 30 frames per second; and 480p24 refers to 24 frames per second (film source) 4C The four-company entity that produces copy-protection schemes: IBM, Intel, Panasonic, Toshiba See CPRM, CPPM, and www4centitycom 525/60 The scanning system of 525 lines per frame and 60 interlaced fields (30 frames) per second Used by the NTSC television standard 5C Nickname for the Digital Transmission Licensing Administrator (DTLA), the five-company entity that produces copy-protection schemes: Hitachi, Intel, Panasonic, Sony, and Toshiba See DTCP and wwwdtcpcom.