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judder

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb judder has 1 sense
  1. judder, shake - shake or vibrate rapidly and intensively; "The old engine was juddering"
    --1 is one way to vibrate
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Definitions from the Web

Judder

Definition:

Judder refers to a trembling or shaking motion, usually accompanied by vibrations or jerking, that occurs during the playback or display of audio, video, or other multimedia content.

Parts of Speech:

Noun, verb

Senses:

1. Noun: A shaking or vibration motion during the playback of multimedia content.

2. Verb: To shake or vibrate with a jerking motion during the playback of multimedia content.

Usages:

Popular: Judder is a common issue experienced by users while watching high-definition movies on older televisions.

Local: The judder problem mainly occurs when the refresh rate of the display is not synchronized with the frame rate of the video being played.

Sample Sentences:

1. Noun:
- The judder in the video was so distracting that it ruined the viewing experience.
- He adjusted the display settings on his TV to eliminate judder during action scenes.
- The movie had severe judder issues during fast-paced sequences.

2. Verb:
- The video playback started to judder after he accidentally skipped frames.
- The TV screen began to judder when the game console was connected improperly.
- The DVD player tends to judder occasionally, requiring a restart to fix the problem.

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