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Glossary

Nero Recode

Quality factor

The quality factor is a unique quality encoding indicator used in Nero Recode. The quality

factor is defined by the number of bits per pixel per frame to be encoded

(Bits/(Pixel*Frame)). A range of values is predefined and used for the calculation of the

output video bit rate. The values define a range of low, good, and too high bit rates. The

quality factor is an indicative value and may differ depending on the source.

Superresolution

The interpolation with superresolution algorithms permits an increase of resolution in picture

and video material. Thus, for instance, old DVDs can be converted to HD material. The

increase in resolution is the result, among others of information on previous and following

pictures.