User`s manual
Table Of Contents
- Notices
- Introduction
- Installing AMC and Decoders
- Install AMC
- Remove AMC (Windows 2000, Windows 2003 Server, and Windows XP)
- Remove AMC (Windows Vista, Windows 2008 Server, Windows 7)
- Install AAC Decoder
- Remove AAC Decoder
- Install MPEG-4 Decoder
- Remove MPEG-4 Decoder
- Install H.264 Decoder
- Remove H.264 Decoder
- Install Windows Media Format Runtime
- Install Desktop Experience (Windows 2008 Server)
- Toolbar Controls in Live View
- AMC Control Panel
- General Tab
- Network Tab
- Streaming Tab
- Snapshot Tab
- MPEG-4 Tab
- H.264 Tab
- Video Tab
- Audio Tab
- PTZ Tab
- Recording Tab
- AXIS T8311 and AXIS 295 Video Surveillance Joysticks

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AXIS Media Control - MPEG-4 Tab
MPEG-4 Tab
This tab sets the advanced properties for MPEG-4 video processing and default video decoder.
Video Processing
Decode only key frames - By default, AXIS Media Control decodes as many MPEG-4 video frames as possible given the
capabilities and performance of the computer. To decrease the amount of CPU capacity used for video processing, it is possible
to only decode key frames. This will, however, greatly reduce the quality of the video being displayed. For an explanation of
different types of MPEG frames, please refer to the MPEG standards.
Allow frame dropping - This is the default setting that enables the MPEG-4 Video Decoder to drop frames if rendering falls
behind.
Deblocking filter - De-blocking enhances image quality by smoothing the sharp edges between different sub-image blocks in
MPEG-4, but it requires a higher CPU load.
Note: To use Allow frame dropping and Deblocking filter requires that you install or upgrade the AXIS MPEG-4 Video Decoder to version
2.2.0.0 or higher. You will be notified about the need to update the decoder when you try to enable these features.
Default Video Decoder
The MPEG-4 video decoder can be used to view standard MPEG-4 streams and files produced by other sources. This decoder
may, however, conflict with other MPEG-4 applications already installed in the target computer, e.g., XVID, DIVX6 players. Use
the buttons on this tab to attempt to resolve conflicts, or to set this decoder as the default for viewing MPEG-4 video content.










