Elecard Converter Studio 53 User Guide
Selects the chroma format for video encoding:
Monochrome – video encoding without chroma component.
4:2:0 – chroma format with half horizontal and vertical color
resolutions. The most commonly used and set as delault chroma
format (including the
Blu-ray Disc
format).
4:2:2 – chroma format allowable only in High Profile 422.
Specifies the maximum motion vector length when searching for blocks shift
in the previous/next frames. The value 255 is recommended for SD and 511
– for HD.
Specifies whether to use sub-block (block size less than 16x16) search in
motion estimation or not. The sub-block search extends the accuracy of
motion prediction. Recommended for use.
Number of reference
frames
Sets the number of reference frames that are used by searching blocks shifts.
The recommended value is 3 or 4.
Specifies the order of fields in the encoded video stream.
Specifies the number of independent slices. When this value is set equal to
the number of physical (or virtual) CPUs (on multi-CPU computers), the
encoding process can be slightly accelerated. Auto mode (value equals 0) is
recommended to use.
Enables deblock postprocessing. It essentially increases visual quality of
encoded video (especially for low bitrates). Two modes are supported:
Picture – standard deblocking mode.
Slice – is relevant for encoding video into several slices. In this case
each slice is processed independently. It increases encoding speed. But
quality at the slice boundaries may be decreased.
Specifies the deblocking strength (how much the defined macroblocks will be
softened).
Specifies the deblocking threshold (the strict selection of blocking by filter).
Allows writing of the video format information into the stream.
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