Asked by Sigma
How is lossless compression different from lossy compression when it comes to rebuilding the original file?
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It creates significantly smaller files than lossy does.
It results in a greater loss of image quality.
It works best for streaming video over the web.
It allows for a perfect copy of the original file.
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It allows for a perfect copy of the original file.
Lossless compression preserves all original data so the file can be exactly reconstructed; lossy compression discards some information to reduce size.
Lossless compression preserves all original data so the file can be exactly reconstructed; lossy compression discards some information to reduce size.
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