X2

MPEG-4 encoder settings 297
Output format
MPEG-4 file: This is an MPEG standard (ISO/IEC-14496) with the original goal of
supporting devices with less computing performance. Currently, MPEG-4 has reached a
wide bandwidth of application, from HD video to support for mobile telephones.
JPEG2000 file: DCI (Digital Cinema Initiative) has been replaced by the JPEG2000 format
for encoding movies. The current distribution and presentation of films has been taken over
by digital projectors that play back
high-resolution Mj2 streams in outstanding image and
sound quality.
3GPP file: A standard supported by plenty GSM and UMTS mobile telephones. 3GPP is
very similar to the MPEG-4 standard, but also supports formats that are not permitted by
MPEG-4.
ISMA compatible
The "
Internet Streaming Media Alliance" combines video codec standards (e.g. MPEG) and
continuous transfer within computer networks (e.g. RTP
Real-time Transport Protocol) to
ensure that videos available online can be correctly transferred and played back.
Note: This option can only be activated, if under "Format“ the entry "MPEG-4 file" has been
selected.
For Sony PSP
Switch on this option if the video should be played back with the Sony PSP.
Note: This option can only be activated, if under "Format“ the entry "MPEG-4 file" has been
selected.
For iPod
Switch on this option, if the video should be played back with the Apple iPod.
Note: This option can only be activated, if under "Format“ the entry "MPEG-4 file" has been
selected.
Live mode (get times from samples)
This option is only important for live transfers and is therefore not required in MAGIX Video
Pro X2.