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Settings page
Presets
Monarch LCS is preloaded with several encoding presets that define all the
encoding parameters, including resolution and bit rate. A preset automatically
sets all channel settings. Whether streaming or recording, you can also use a
preset as a starting point when specifying your channel settings:
• Monarch LCS provides standard presets for streaming and recording
operations; however, some presets may not be compatible for use with all
CDNs. To avoid streaming issues, ensure that a preset’s settings, such as
video resolution and video data rate, are supported by your CDN.
• Besides standard presets, Monarch LCS provides the following recording
preset types:
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HQ Used for creating recorded files that will be edited for high-quality
production.
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Proxy Suitable for creating recorded files at smaller file sizes. This is
especially useful when creating files for previewing or archiving, or when
recording long-duration content.
Use a preset by selecting one from the Preset list.
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It is recommended that you select one of the 4:3 presets when encoding
standard definition sources.
Resolution
You can select the stream/record resolution you want by entering values for the
width and height. The Monarch LCS does not support upscaling the resolution or
frame rate of the input source (for streaming or recording).
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If you apply the channel settings before the input is connected, and the
actual input resolution is smaller than the resolution you specified in the channel
settings, the Monarch will stream/record at the input resolution since upscaling is
not supported. However, the
Status page will display the previously selected
encoding resolution, and not the actual input resolution.
Frame rate
Using the Frame rate drop-down list, you can choose to stream or record at your
input source's frame rate, or at a lower frame rate. The Monarch LCS does not
support upscaling the resolution or frame rate of the input source (for streaming
or recording).
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For the maximum frame rate for streaming or recording, see “Target
video data rate” on page 42 .