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After you have created a setting, you can further customize it with additional adjustments
such as filters (to adjust image quality), pixel size (geometry values), and post-transcoding
actions. These additional adjustments are all managed in the Inspector window. See
Chapter 14, “Adding Filters to a Setting,” on page 185 and Chapter 15, “Adding Frame
Controls, Geometry, and Actions to a Setting,” on page 195 for more information.
Choosing an Output Format
Choosing an output format is the first decision you need to make once you’ve
decided to transcode a source media file. You choose an output format based on the
intended playback method for the audience. Compressor gives you access to the
following industry-standard formats, all of which have their own particular attributes:
 QuickTime: Intended for use with QuickTime in a variety of playback environments.
Because QuickTime is cross-platform multimedia technology, it allows Mac OS and
Windows applications to capture and play back video, audio, and still-image files.
For more details on the QuickTime format, see Chapter 12, “Creating QuickTime
Movie Output Files,” on page 163.
 MPEG-1: Intended for Internet, CD ROM,. and specialized DVD use. For more details
on the MPEG-1 format, see Chapter 9, “Creating MPEG-1 Output Files,” on page 115.
 MPEG-2: Intended for standard and high definition DVD use. For more details on
the MPEG-2 format, see Chapter 10, “Creating MPEG-2 Output Files,” on page 127.
 MPEG-4, Part-2: Intended for a variety of uses including the web or wireless devices.
For more details on the MPEG-4 format, see Chapter 11, “Creating MPEG-4 Output
Files,” on page 153.
 H.264: Intended for a variety of uses including HD-DVD. For more details on the
H.264 format, particularly for authoring HD-based DVDs, see Chapter 8, “Creating
H.264 DVD Output Files,” on page 109.
 Dolby Digital Professional. Also known as AC3. Intended for DVD authoring. For
more details on the AC3 format, see “Creating Dolby Digital Professional Output
Files” on page 93.
 AIFF: Intended for audio use (including DVD or CD authoring). For more details on
the AIFF format, see “Creating AIFF Output Files” on page 180.
 TIFF: Compatible with a wide range of compositing and image processing
applications. For more details on the TIFF format, see “Creating TIFF Output Files”
on page 183.
Note: Compressor and QuickTime can also be extended to support additional codec
options and third-party formats. The QuickTime Export Components feature allows
you to control the third-party encoding engine without having to open another
application. For more information, see “Creating QuickTime Export Component
Output Files” on page 177.
- Compressor 2 1
- User Manual 1
- Contents 3
- An Introduction to Compressor 7
- 8 Preface 8
- Typical Compressor Scenarios 9
- Compressor Features 10
- Apple Websites 14
- Getting Started Quickly 17
- Edit batch name here 18
- Setting pop-up menu 18
- Batch table 18
- All source media files 20
- Submitting a Batch 24
- 25 25
- Compressor Concepts and Terms 28
- Choosing an Output Format 29
- Creating a Compressor Batch 31
- Viewing Transcoding Status 33
- Optional Compressor Shortcuts 33
- The Compressor Interface 37
- Preview window 38
- Batch window 38
- Inspector window 38
- Presets window 38
- Batch Window 39
- Presets Window 40
- Destinations Tab 41
- Inspector Window 42
- Encoder Pane 43
- Frame Controls Pane 45
- Filters Pane 46
- Geometry Pane 47
- Actions Pane 48
- History Drawer 49
- Preview Window 50
- Batch Monitor 51
- Droplet Windows 52
- Importing Source Media Files 55
- Import Surround 56
- Group button 56
- Import File button 56
- Batch Name field 58
- Creating, Previewing 61
- About the Settings Tab 62
- Setting group with 64
- New “Untitled” setting 64
- About the Inspector 65
- Creating a Setting 68
- Modifying a Setting 70
- Previewing a Setting 72
- Make adjustments while 73
- The Preview window 73
- Creating Groups of Settings 75
- Creating Jobs 77
- Setting pop-up icon with 78
- Batch Name field with 78
- Click the disclosure 80
- Submit button 80
- Destination 81
- Select the settings to 81
- About the History Drawer 84
- Resubmitting a Batch 85
- Unique file identifiers are 90
- Creating Dolby Digital 93
- Professional 93
- Audio Tab Settings 95
- Bitstream Tab Settings 97
- Preprocessing Tab Settings 98
- Surround Channels 99
- Professional Format 100
- Creating Surround Files 101
- (Automatic Methods) 104
- Options for Spatial Mixing 106
- Accommodating Stereo Playback 107
- 109 109
- About the H.264 Encoder Pane 110
- Job Segmenting and Multi-pass 112
- H.264 Workflows for DVD 113
- Creating MPEG-1 Output Files 115
- MPEG-1 Specifications 116
- About the MPEG-1 Encoder Pane 117
- Video Tab 118
- Audio Tab 119
- System Streams 120
- Elementary Streams 120
- MPEG-1 Transcoding Workflow 121
- Deselect to disable the 125
- Video tab 125
- The file extension changes 125
- Creating MPEG-2 Output Files 127
- HD on DVD 128
- About the MPEG-2 Encoder Pane 129
- Video Format Tab 130
- About 24p (23.98p) 133
- Quality Tab 134
- Extras Tab 143
- MPEG-2 Transcoding Workflow 145
- Mode pop-up menu 147
- Motion Estimation 147
- Bit rate calculator 147
- GOP Structure 149
- Closed button 149
- GOP Size 149
- Working With MPEG-2 I-Frames 150
- Creating MPEG-4 Output Files 153
- About the MPEG-4 Encoder Pane 154
- Video Pane 155
- Audio Pane 156
- Streaming Pane 157
- Either enter a number in the 160
- Creating QuickTime Movie 163
- Output Files 163
- Summary table 164
- File Extension field 164
- Options button (dimmed) 164
- Streaming 164
- Compression type 167
- Options button 167
- Frames per second field 167
- Keyframe 168
- Delta frames 168
- Rate field and 169
- Choosing an Audio Codec 170
- Choose a video codec 172
- Choose an audio codec from 173
- Understanding Codecs 174
- QuickTime Video Codecs 174
- QuickTime Audio Codecs 175
- Sound Sampling Rates 176
- Sound Sampling Size 176
- Creating QuickTime Export 177
- File Format 178
- Options 178
- Configure settings for 179
- Creating AIFF Output Files 180
- Format pop-up 181
- Configuring AIFF Settings 182
- Creating TIFF Output Files 183
- Configuring TIFF Settings 184
- Adding Filters to a Setting 185
- Deinterlacing 186
- Removing Video Noise 187
- Color Spaces 187
- About the Filters Pane 188
- Working With Frame Controls 195
- About the Frame Controls Pane 196
- About the Geometry Pane 201
- About the Actions Pane 205
- Adding Actions 206
- Using the Preview Window 209
- About the Preview Window 210
- Playhead timecode 213
- Playhead 213
- In point 213
- Out point 213
- Previewing a Clip 215
- Adding Markers to a Clip 220
- A blue marker appears 221
- Enter a chapter 222
- Creating and Changing 223
- Destinations 223
- About the Destinations Tab 224
- Creating a Destination 226
- Filename Template 227
- Host Name is required 228
- File Path is required 228
- Warning Triangles 230
- Remove button 231
- Duplicate button 231
- Template field 233
- Using Droplets 235
- About the Droplet Window 236
- Creating a Droplet 238
- Show at Launch 239
- Customer Support 243
- Calling AppleCare Support 244
- Command-Line Usage 245
- Command options 249
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- 252 Index 252
- Index 253 253
- 254 Index 254
- Index 255 255
- 256 Index 256
- Index 257 257
- 258 Index 258
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- 260 Index 260
- Index 261 261
- 262 Index 262
- Index 263 263
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