-
compress images to half-size.
Transcoding is
commonly a
lossy process,
introducing generation loss; however,
transcoding can be
lossless if the output...
-
ability to
perform non-linear
video editing. Most
modern transcoding software supports transcoding a
portion of a
video clip,
which would count as cropping...
-
Transcode is a
direct digital-to-digital data
conversion process.
Transcode may also
refer to:
Transcode (character encoding), an IBM 6-bit data transmission...
- as
videoconferencing and
streaming video. It is less
often used for
transcoding like that
performed by
HandBrake because its
compression efficiency can...
- from the
original signal – see
Scalable Video Coding. More generally,
transcoding between different parameters of a
particular encoding will
ideally yield...
-
process called transcoding, or may
simply change the
container format without changing the
video format. The
disadvantages of
transcoding are that there...
- (NVENC)
support transcoding.
Ambarella offers a single-chip 1080p60
transcoder (A6) for
broadcast head-ends and high-density
transcoding applications. Horizon...
-
designed for
processing video and
audio files. It is
widely used for
format transcoding,
basic editing (trimming and concatenation),
video scaling,
video post-production...
- The
following is a list of
video transcoding software.
Shutter Encoder (Windows, OS X, Linux) DVD
Flick (Windows)
FFmpeg (Windows, OS X, Linux) HandBrake...
- ****ociated with full
transcoding result in
higher optimization savings without impacting the
quality of the
original media.
While full
transcoding is more taxing...
