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| Customize the preferred Real media video format settings and profile for the Real Media video conversion in Videozilla Video Converter. |
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100% Quality Download (VBR)
Replicate the input video as perfectly as possible, given the
constraints set by the maximum bandwidth and the video dimensions |
128k Dual ISDN
This is the primary audience for dual-line ISDN. Although DSL
lines and cable modems are replacing ISDN use in many countries,
this audience can act as a substream for higher-bandwidth encodings. |
12k Substream for 28k Dial-Up
This audience is used as a substream for the 28k Dial-up audience.
You can include it, along with the 16k Substream for 28k Dial-up,
when encoding a SureStream clip for modem users. |
150k LAN
This audience is designed for a local area network (LAN) such
as a corporate intranet. This is the lowest-speed audience that
uses stereo music for video soundtracks, and that can encode
more than 15 frames of video per second. |
16k Substream for 28k Dial-Up
This audience is a substream for the 28k Dial-up audience. You
can include it, along with the 12k Substream for 28k Dial-up,
when encoding a SureStream clip for modem users. |
1MB VBR Download
Offers high quality for large video clips |
1M Multichannel (VBR)
Offers improved video quality over the 750k Multichannel (VBR)
audience. For audio-only clips, however, the audio quality is
the same. |
1M Surround Stereo (VBR)
Offers high fidelity downloads, with improved audio quality
over the 750k Surround Stereo (VBR) audience. |
256k DSL or Cable
This audience targets 256 Kbps DSL and cable modem users. This
is typically the lowest speed at which these services are offered. |
26k Substream for 56k Dial-Up
This is a substream for the 56k Dial-up audience. |
28k Dial-Up
The 28 Kbps dial-up audience is the primary audience for users
connecting to the Internet on 28.8 Kbps modems. |
2MB VBR Download
Offers high quality for large video clips |
2M Multichannel (VBR)
Provides the highest overall audio quality of the multichannel
audiences. |
2M Surround Stereo (VBR)
Offers very high fidelity downloads, with improved audio quality
over the 1M Surround Stereo (VBR) audience. |
350k VBR Download
This is the lowest-speed VBR download audience. |
350k Multichannel (VBR)
This is the lowest-speed audience that preserves multichannel
audio data. |
350k Surround Stereo (VBR)
This is the lowest-speed audience offering stereo surround encoding |
384 DSL or Cable
This audience targets 384 Kbps DSL and cable modem users. It
provides the highest-quality, audio-only encoding for a general
streaming audience. Higher-speed audiences improve the video
and audio-with-video quality, but will have the same audio-only
quality. |
450k VBR Download
This audience offers improved music-with-video quality from
the 350k Download (VBR) audience. Higher-speed audiences improve
the video quality but not the audio quality. |
450k Multichannel (VBR)
The audio encoding rates for this audience are the same as the
350k Multichannel (VBR) audience. Its higher bandwidth improves
video quality only. |
450k Surround Stereo (VBR)
Offers the same audio quality as the 350k Surround Stereo (VBR)
audience. |
512k DSL or Cable
This audience targets 512 Kbps (one-half Megabit) DSL and cable
modem users. The music-with-video quality is better than the
384k DSL or Cable audience, but the audio-only quality is the
same. |
56k Dial-Up
The 56 Kbps dial-up audience is the primary audience for users
connecting to the Internet on 56 Kbps modems. This audience
setting encodes stereo music for an audio-only clip. Lower-bandwidth
substreams, such as the 26k Substream for 56k Dial-up, encode
all audio output as mono. So if a 56 Kbps modem user is listening
to a stereo music clip, a drop in bandwidth causes a shift to
mono music. |
5M Download (VBR)
Provides very high-quality playback for large video clips |
5M Multichannel (VBR)
This audience offers very high fidelity downloads. The audio
encoding quality is the same as the 2M Multichannel (VBR) audience.
You will notice improvements in the visual quality only. |
5M Surround Stereo (VBR)
Offers very high fidelity downloads, with improved audio quality
over the 2M Surround Stereo (VBR) audience |
64k Single ISDN
This is the primary audience for single-line ISDN. Although
DSL lines and cable modems are replacing ISDN use in many countries,
this audience can act as a substream for higher-bandwidth encodings. |
70% Quality Download (VBR)
This audience template attempts to maintain a 70% quality level
compared to the input video. You may notice a small number of
imperfections added by the encoding process. |
750k VBR Download
This audience provides the same audio quality as the 450k Download
(VBR) audience. |
750k Multichannel (VBR)
Offers improved audio and video quality over the 450k Multichannel
(VBR) audience. |
750k Surround Stereo (VBR)
For audio-only clips, this audience provides the same sound
quality as the 350k Surround Stereo (VBR) and 450k Surround
Stereo (VBR) audiences. The audio quality for video clips is
higher, however. |
768k DSL or Cable
This audience targets 768 Kbps (three-quarters Megabit) DSL
and cable users. For audio-only encoding, the audio quality
is the same as the 384k DSL or Cable audience. With video, the
audio quality is the same as the 512k DSL or Cable audience. |
80% Quality Download (VBR)
Improves on the 70% Quality Download (VBR) audience settings. |
90% Quality Download (VBR)
Attempts to replicate the input video nearly perfectly, within
the constraints set by the maximum bandwidth and the video dimensions. |
General Mobile Local Playback
Produces audio or video clips suitable for download to most
mobile devices. |
General Mobile Streaming
Designed for streaming audio or video to smartphones. |
Lossless Audio
Intended primarily to encode audio-only clips in a lossless
format, which the section "Lossless Audio Codec" describes.
You can use it to encode lossless audio with a video clip as
well. However, the amount of bandwidth given to the video's
visual track can vary greatly depending on how much bandwidth
is required to encode the audio losslessly. |
PocketPC Local Playback
Suitable for audio or video clips downloaded to Pocket PC devices
or any other mobile device with a higher-speed processor. |
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