Which term means a distortion or technical distraction in video or audio?

Which term means a distortion or technical distraction in video or audio?

• A. Glitch
• B. Noise
• C. Bloom
• D. Dropout

Answer: (A)

Glitch is a momentary distortion or technical distraction in video or audio caused by signal processing or transmission hiccups. It covers issues like a brief frame freeze, color corruption, or an unexpected audio pop that disrupts the flow. This makes it the best fit because it specifically refers to those fleeting interruptions in the broadcast, rather than general noise (random background sound), bloom (bright areas bleeding in the image), or dropout (loss of signal leading to missing video or audio). In practice, you’ll see or hear a glitch as an abrupt artifact that lasts only a moment before the signal recovers.

Glitch is a momentary distortion or technical distraction in video or audio caused by signal processing or transmission hiccups. It covers issues like a brief frame freeze, color corruption, or an unexpected audio pop that disrupts the flow. This makes it the best fit because it specifically refers to those fleeting interruptions in the broadcast, rather than general noise (random background sound), bloom (bright areas bleeding in the image), or dropout (loss of signal leading to missing video or audio). In practice, you’ll see or hear a glitch as an abrupt artifact that lasts only a moment before the signal recovers.