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Built-in destinations
Destinations, available in the Settings pane, combine one or more settings and a post-encode
job action, which automates tasks such as emailing, copying, and moving transcoded les.
Built-in destination Contains Use to
Add to iTunes Library Setting:
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Apple Devices HD (Best Quality)
Job action:
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Add to iTunes Library
Create an Apple device-compatible
H.264 le, and then automatically
add the le to your iTunes library.
Create Blu-ray Settings:
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Dolby Digital
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H.264 for Blu-ray
Job action:
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Create Blu-ray disc
Create an H.264 elementary stream
and a Dolby Digital audio le, and
then automatically burn the les to
a Blu-ray disc.
Create DVD Settings:
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Dolby Digital
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MPEG-2 for DVD
Job action:
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Create DVD
Create an MPEG-2 elementary
stream and a Dolby Digital audio
le, and then automatically burn
the les to a DVD.
Prepare for HTTP Live Streaming Settings:
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Audio for HTTP Live Streaming
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Broadband High
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Broadband Low
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Cellular High
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Cellular Low
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Wi-Fi High
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Wi-Fi Low
Job action:
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Prepare for HTTP Live Streaming
Create a set of MPEG-4 les, and
then process your transcoded les
and upload them to the server you
specify. The les are compatible
with a variety of devices, such as
smartphones and media players.
Publish to Facebook Setting:
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HD 720p
Job action:
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Publish to Facebook
Create an H.264 le, and then
automatically publish it to your
Facebook account.
Publish to Vimeo Setting:
•
HD 720p
Job action:
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Publish to Vimeo
Create an H.264 le, and then
automatically publish it to your
Vimeo account.
Publish to YouTube Setting:
•
HD 720p
Job action:
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Publish to YouTube
Create an H.264 le, and then
automatically publish it to your
YouTube account.
You can also create a custom destination either by duplicating an existing destination or creating
a new destination. For example, you can modify the built-in Publish to Vimeo destination to
output a larger or smaller frame size. For more information, see Create and work with custom
destinations on page 50.
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