frame skipping
Technical term for skipping frames during video playback, often due to performance issues or intentional fast-forwarding. Rare in everyday conversation; more common in technical contexts.
When frame skipping occurs during video playback, the video looks choppy and is hard to watch.
Rare kanji spelling using 齣 (こま, frame). The kanji 齣 is uncommon and may not be widely recognized.
Compound of こま (frame, from 齣) and 飛び (noun form of 飛ぶ, to skip or jump). The exact origin is uncertain, but it likely arose in technical contexts related to film or video.