The phrase "video fragment" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a portion or section of a video, often used for analysis, review, or reference purposes. Here is an example of its use in a sentence: "The video fragment captured by the surveillance camera showed the suspect entering the building at 9 PM."
In one video fragment shown on Russian television, an Asian-style flute whistles in the background, as a black-clad Mr. Putin describes the principles of judo.
It is impossible to decode and identify a video fragment without knowing the correct video format.
If networks have a bad condition, then users will experience a worse video fragment.
They consider the memory, processing power, and bridge these with amount of bandwidth which comes from video fragment.
SUIT has only one type of packet (video fragment packet) so there is only one queue at the transport layer instead of having a couple of prioritized queues.
By using this data as input for the image metamorphosis algorithm, we managed to generate for every concatenation the appropriate new frames (typically 2) that realize the transition of the mouth region from the first video fragment toward the second one (see Figure 1).
As she began, the video fragmented a few times.
HBO's movie, "In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01," pieced together from more than 100 video fragments, told the story of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's day.
He modestly described himself as being "fortunate for having been part of the process of putting together video fragments and fusing them into art".
Algorithms strike back at the New York premiere of a noirish film live edited from thousands of video fragments by a computer.
She may or may not be a murderer, and it is the player's unspoken role – as the anonymous user of a police computer system – to search the video fragments and discover the truth.
