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Real Audio is an audio format designed especially for Internet applications. It is especially
well suited for streaming audio. In format settings you can specify the bit rate of the
transmission speed (modem, ISDN, etc.). Similarly, details on the content and copyright
information can also be added.
Content settings: Here you can select presets for the type of audio or video material (only
voice/background music, music, stereo music).
Clip information: Here you can enter author, video name, and so on, which appear in the
Real Player during playback.
Multi-rate file (Real Server): Streaming audio requires a server application that must be
installed on the server and from which the audio should be played ("streamed") in real-time.
If you don't have this application, it will have to be downloaded. "Real Server" is a server
application that enables streaming audio in Real Audio format.
If the "Multi-rate file" option is activated, a multi-rate file can be created, which includes
several files in various bandwidths. Multi-rate files allow the selection of multiple "Target
groups".
AAC
Exports the project to an .AAC file. You can also set the encoder settings in the advanced
dialog, which is opened via the "Format settings" button. Here you can also set the quality
and transport format (MPEG 4 or ADTS). AAC export uses the file extension *.m4a.
FLAC
The FLAC format allows you to compress 16-bit or 24-bit files during export. The
properties of the FLAC encoder can be accessed via the "Format settings" button. Set the
compression degree, bit-resolution, format, sample rate, and dithering here.
OGG Vorbis
Exports the project in OGG Vorbis format.
The "Format settings" button opens an additional dialog, where you can select the desired
bit rate. The scale of compression ranges from 46 kBit/s to 500 kBit/s (for MP3 from 32
kBit/s to 320 kBit/s). In the stereo options you can choose between "Stereo" and "Mono"
and also select the "Variable bit rate" mode.
AIFF
The project will be exported in .AIFF format. In the advanced dialog you can decide the bit
resolution, stereo format, sample rate and quality level of sample rate adjustments.
AIFF with QuickTime
Exports the project in .AIFF format. Here, Quicktime is used as the encoder. This format
also enables streaming playback of audio and video files over the Internet.