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Java:
A general purpose programming language developed by Sun Microsystems
and best known for its widespread use on the World Wide Web. Unlike
other software, programs written in Java can run on any platform type
(including set-top boxes), as long as they contain a Java Virtual
Machine. Internet: java.sun.com. See also: Windows CE.
Jitter:
An undesirable random signal variation with respect to time.
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JPEG:
Joint
Photographic Experts Group. ISO/ITU-T. JPEG is a standard for the data
compression of still pictures (intrafield). In particular its work has
been involved with pictures coded to the ITU-R 601 standard. JPEG uses
DCT and offers data compression of between two and 100 times and three
levels of processing are defined: the baseline, extended and "lossless"
encoding. See also: Motion-JPEG
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