ADS Technologies USBAV-708 INSTANT VIDEOMPX, Руководство пользователя

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As DivX grew over the years into a professional-grade standard for low-bitrate
video, hardware manufactures realized its potential in the consumer market and
developed devices claiming to be
DivX compatible .
In truth these players would typically support some, but not all, versions of DivX,
and then only limited features from these versions. The capabilities of hardware
devices claiming DivX compatibility varied so widely that it became a hit-and-
miss affair attempting to encode DivX video that could be played consistently well
on all of them—a task that often seemed impossible.
DivXNetworks have therefore designed a system of
profiles for DivX Certified™
devices—those that have been rigorously test by DivXNetworks to ensure they
meet the high standards the certification program demands. Associated with
each profile are a set of minimum capabilities a device must posses in order to
attain certification.
By selecting one of the four available profile modes from the Select Profile
Wizard you instruct the encoder to consider the minimum capabilities of devices
certified for that profile. Encoder features unsupported by any given profile will be
automatically disabled and the encoder will produce only video streams suitable
for the certified device.
Creating video streams for DivX Certified devices is as easy as selecting the
profile badge as displayed on the certified device from the
Select Profile Wizard
prior to encoding.
What is a profile?
Profiles
Why use profiles?
The DivX Certified™ Profiles