Video Capture Equipment Integrates with all DV boards, frame grabbers, video editors and animation programs that output AVI formatInputs frame from digital disk recorders Grabs frames from Windows video device Encode Output Transport or program stream multiplexing Bit-rates from 1 Kbits/sec to 500 Mbits/sec Frame rates from 1 frame/sec. to 60 frames/sec IPB, IP, or I-frame only streams Results of pre-procession without encoding Recommended bit-rate to log file in analysis mode List of detected scene changes to scene change file Encoding statistics to log file Current parameter configuration Operation Systems Runs under WIndows XP, Windows 2000 Manages files larger then 8 Gbytes Processor Runs on any 386 or greater processor Optimized for SSE and multi-processing systems Encode Input TGA, BMP, AVI, MOV and YUV and YUV 16 inputs Fields and frames in sizes from 16x16 to 16384 x 16384 pixels Single frame or frame sequence to produce a longer stream Sequences stored on multiple drives Output of files from other programs or drag and dropInitialization file containing session specific parameters EDL file describing scene by scene parameters Scene Change file containing known scene changes Decoding Precise floating point computations with 24-bit color accuracy Inputs MPEG2 HD transport, program, DVD VOB or MPEG1 steams Stores frames as YUV, TGA, or BMP files Decodes elementary systems processing transports or VOB files Analysis 24-bit color frame windows with zoom and roam Frames and fields visible at input, motion compensated, DCTed, compressed, and error states Graphic windows displaying buffer fullness and encoding statistics Motion vectors, block decision types, quantization values Encode Preprocessing Standard or user defined 7x7 kernel filters Full frame or regional filtering HD, D1, VGA, or SIF down sampling Logo or graphic animation mixing with video Video or graphics RGB conversion Half D1 to D1 up sampling User Help Fly-over Hints Comprehensive Users Manual with expert encoding hints Encoding High, Main, and Low Level encoding High, Main, and Simple Profile encoding 8-11 bit selectable DC precision Zigzag and Alternate DCT scan Dual Prime, 16x16, and 16x8 field and frame motion estimation Temporal down-sampling to 1 frame per second Adjustable IPB frame patterns (ie, M and N values) Selectable sequence header insertion rates Modifiable start time codeTarget decoder buffer sizes from 1 to 1000 vbv Audio layer 2 encoding Constant bit-rate or constant quantization 4:2:2 and 4:2:0 Chroma formats Compresses from 16x16 to 16384 x 16384 pixel frame sizes Supports all 18 HDTV formats Scene by scene bit-rate change capability Automatic or manual GOP forcing Segment encoding to specified buffer states Encoding precision control Operator control of regional quantization within selected frames Closed caption text insertion Complete control over encoding precision to optimize session for highest quality or highest encoding speed Stream update without re-encoding Add SCTE Line 21 data (E.G. CGMS, APS) Add Pan and Scan offsets Resync time code Update aspect ratio, frame rate, level profile, and matrix coefficient values Update top_field_first, repeat_first, low_delay, prog_frame_sequence, constrained parameter, closed GOP flags GOP Editing Append two streams Trim from start or end of steam Cut section from stream Insert new section into stream Replace stream section
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