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Chapter 10, Using the Matrox MAX H.264 Codec
¦NoteWhen creating an H.264 elementary stream file for Blu-ray, the GOP
size must be less than one second of video. For example, if the frame rate that
you want for your encoded video is 29.97 fps, the GOP size must be 29 frames
or less.
$ Distance between P frames Select the number of frames between P
frames that you want for your GOP structure. This setting can be changed
for a simple GOP structure only.
6 Under Hardware Preprocessing, specify the hardware-related processing
settings for your encoded video:
$ Hardware scaling If your source video must be scaled for encoding,
select this option if you want the scaling to be done by the MXO2
hardware. This produces the best-quality results and frees your system’s
resources for other tasks. Clear this option to leverage your system’s
resources with the MXO2 hardware for even faster encoding times. If
enabled, specify the following scaling options:
• De-interlace video Select this option if your source video is
interlaced and you want to de-interlace your video before encoding.
This option can be used to display your encoded video on a monitor
that displays lines progressively, such as an LCD or computer monitor.
For all other instances, make sure this option is not selected.
• Retain aspect ratio when scaling If your source video must be
scaled for encoding, and its aspect ratio does not match your selected
compression aspect ratio, select this option to maintain your source
video’s aspect ratio. If this option is selected, MXO2 will encode your
source video as pillarbox video when encoding to a larger aspect ratio,
or letterbox video when encoding to a smaller aspect ratio. If this
option is not selected, MXO2 will encode your source video as
anamorphic video.
¡ Importan t When your source video must be scaled for encoding and
Hardware scaling is disabled, if you’re working with Compressor v3.5 or
later you can select
Preserve source aspect ratio from the Padding list in
Compressor’s Geometry pane to maintain your source video’s aspect ratio.
$ Noise Filter Sets the level of noise filtering that you want to apply to
your video before encoding. Increasing the noise filter level reduces the
amount of high frequencies in your source video by softening the
high-detail portions of your video. Since high frequencies require more
bits to encode, increasing the noise filter level leaves more bits available
for the encoding of other frames, which can improve the overall quality of
your encoded video. However, if you lose too much detail in your encoded
video you may need to decrease the noise filter level.
$ Scene detection (.mov files only) Enabling this option allows the
Matrox MAX H.264 codec to detect scene changes while encoding, and
- Matrox MXO2 1
- B. Software limited warranty 3
- C. End-user registration 4
- D. Hardware limited warranty 4
- E. Limitations of warranty 4
- F. Limitations of liability 5
- G. Indemnification disclaimer 5
- H. Unauthorized use 5
- Contents 7
- Understanding Pulldown 11
- Matrox MXO2 Connectors 12
- Matrox MXO2 Specifications 12
- Matrox Customer Support 13
- Your notes 14
- Introducing Matrox MXO2 15
- Welcome to Matrox MXO2 16
- About this manual 18
- Last-minute information 19
- Installing Your Matrox MXO2 21
- Hardware and Software 21
- Avoid costly damage 22
- Updating your MXO2 firmware 24
- 2 Start your computer 25
- Available MXO2 connections 28
- Powering MXO2 28
- ²Caution When 29
- To Matrox PCIe host adapter 30
- To Matrox MXO2 30
- MXO2 RS-422 serial connection 33
- Digital video connections 35
- Matrox MXO2 Rack 37
- Rack mounting your MXO2 Rack 38
- Powering MXO2 Rack 40
- To Matrox MXO2 Rack 41
- RS-422 serial cable 44
- RS-422 device 44
- MXO2 Rack 44
- (partial view) 44
- Matrox MXO2 LE 47
- Available MXO2 LE connections 48
- Powering MXO2 LE 48
- To Matrox MXO2 LE 50
- (side view) 53
- Matrox MXO2 Mini 57
- Powering MXO2 Mini 58
- To Matrox MXO2 Mini 60
- HDMI video connections 65
- Configuring Your MXO2 System 67
- Introduction 68
- Custom presets 68
- 2 Click Genlock 70
- 2 Click A/V Input 72
- 0123456789 74
- 2 Click Video Output 77
- Matrox MXO2 Mini icon 80
- Video Output 80
- 2 Click Audio Output 83
- HDMI 1/2 84
- 2 Click Matrox 4VANC 85
- 2 Click WYSIWYG 89
- Viewing MXO2 information 90
- MXO2 core audio support 91
- Calibrating Your HDMI Monitor 93
- Calibrating your HDMI monitor 94
- Using Matrox MXO2 97
- Matrox MXO2 presets 100
- Apple Color 108
- Apple Motion 108
- Working with Adobe Encore 110
- Working with Adobe Photoshop 111
- Input Size encoding option 112
- Sources pane of the Video 114
- Overview 116
- Using Apple Compressor 116
- Options 119
- 10 Click Save 124
- Using Adobe Media Encoder 125
- QuickTime-based applications 127
- Vetura Playback 133
- Matrox Vetura Capture 134
- Capturing a clip 135
- COMMAND+D 138
- Limit data rate to box 139
- Keyboard shortcuts 140
- Matrox Vetura Playback 141
- CC track by 146
- Matrox Vetura Playback > 147
- Preferences 147
- Taking a frame grab 150
- Viewing file information 151
- 2:3:2:3 pulldown (standard) 154
- 2:3:3:2 pulldown (advanced) 155
- MXO2 inputs 158
- MXO2 Rack inputs 159
- MXO2 LE inputs 160
- MXO2 Mini inputs 161
- Input connector descriptions 162
- MXO2 outputs 165
- MXO2 Rack outputs 166
- MXO2 LE outputs 167
- MXO2 Mini outputs 168
- Output connector descriptions 169
- Capture Formats 173
- Supported input formats 174
- Supported capture formats 176
- (MXO2 Mini)” on page 60) 177
- Matrox MXO2 Supported 179
- Output Formats 179
- Apple Final Cut Pro 180
- Matrox MXO2 specifications 192
- $ HDTV output 193
- $ SDTV input 193
- $ SDTV output 193
- Ω), terminated 195
- Environmental specifications 196
- Connections 197
- Matrox MXO2 LE specifications 201
- $ HDTV analog component video 207
- $ SDTV analog component video 207
- (for laptops) 209
- Registration 212
- Contacting us 212
- Numerics 213
- Compliance Statements 219
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