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Under Compressor , set the Quality level for your encoded video. Your
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desired quality is delivered on each frame at the lowest data rate possible,
depending on the complexity of the video.
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Select the entropy coding Algorithm to be used during compression:
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width greater than 720. In this case, CABAC will always be used for encoding.
If your source video is interlaced and you want to de-interlace your video
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before encoding, select De-interlace video . This option can be used to
display your encoded video on a monitor that displays lines progressively,
such as an LCD or computer monitor. For all other instances, make sure this
option is not selected.
¡ Important If your interlaced video is being scaled, either because you
applied an effect in your project or specified a different compression frame
size, don't use this option. Instead, use the Deinterlace Source Video
option in the Export Size Setup window to de-interlace your video. You'll
be able to do this when specifying the frame size for your encoded video in
step 14.
Select the H.264 level that you want to be used to encode your video.
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Chapter 10, Using the Matrox MAX H.264 Codec
The Restrict to data rate option applies to the video portion of your
encoded file only. When factoring in the encoded audio, the overall data
rate for your encoded file may exceed the specified data rate limit. To
minimize the impact of the audio on the overall data rate, select AAC as
the audio format for your encoded file (see step 13).
CABAC
Uses the CABAC coding method, and defines the video stream
as H.264 Main profile.
CAVLC
Uses the CAVLC coding method, and defines the video stream
as H.264 Main profile when Frame Reordering is selected. Otherwise,
the video stream is defined as H.264 Baseline profile.
CAVLC is not supported when encoding to a frame size that has a
Maximum
H.264 level
Frame size
2.0
3.0
3.1
1280×720
4.0
1920×1080
4.1
1920×1080
4.2
1920×1080
Maximum
Frame rate
(fps)
352 ×288
29.97
720 ×576
29.97
29.97
29.97
29.97
59.94
Maximum
Data rate
(Mb/s)
2
10
14
20
50
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