These are the settings to determine the
way your source video is encoded.
Include Video:
Check "include video on the output" to include video
on the output Flash.
Quality:
Encoding quality. By default the quality value is set to 75.
Higher quality value leads to higher quality output and larger
file size. You can specify the quality value from 1 - 100.
Frame Rate:
Number of frames displayed per second. Higher frame rate,
leads to smoother output and the larger file size. You can enter
the frame rate from 1 - 30. Please note that if your input video
was encoded with 10 frame rate persecond, you will need to set
the the output frame rate as the same. This is important in
order to prevent the output audio out of synch and reduced in
quality. There is no frames limit FLV format can handle, however
SWF file format can only support up to 16 000 frames.
Keyframe Type:
With a Fixed keyframe type, a key frame will be inserted on every n frames. With MAX keyframe type, Snosh will decide where best to put the key frames based on the changes in the image but will force one if it has passed over n frames.
Interval:
The maximum number of P-frames between I-frames. 0 (Zero) for natural keyframing without any forced keyframes.
Bitrate:
Ouput bitrate. By default the bitrate value is set to 200
kbps. Higher bitrate value leads to higher quality output and
larger file size. You can select the bitrate value from 40 kbps
- 2000 kbps.
Width and Height:
The ouput movie size. By default the width and height value
will be the same as the input file width and height. To use
custom dimension, you will need to select No constraints radio
button and specify the custom width and height.
Custom Start/End Time:
By default the converted Flash length will be the same with
the input file. Custom start/end time is possible with Snosh.
Check on the custom start/end time checkbox and specify the
start/end time as in hh:mm:ss . The custom start/end time will
be reseted if invalid time in entered.
Dimension:
No Constraints
Use custom dimension
Use source dimension
Use input file dimension
Deinterlace:
Deinterlace is used to filter the video frames to improve
the quality of the compressed output. This is useful especially
to use on video capture sources.
Cropping:
With cropping feature, it allow you to specify portion area
of the video that you want to encode. Cropping is a method for
specifying a region of interest within the video/image and discharging
the unwanted data outside this region.
To use the cropping feature, you will need to check the crop
checkbox and specify the left, right, top, and bottom area for
cropping. Remember to check "Use these dimension..."
checkbox as well. Click on OK button to apply the cropping effect.
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