Honestech VHS to DVD 2.0 Deluxe - Manual (Page 30)

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4.2.2.1. Rendering Method
Fast MPEG merge (GOP boundary cut)
• To use the Fast Method, all video segments being rendered must have identical MPEG
formats. This makes inserting and deleting frames simple and fast.
• The output video format will match the original MPEG format.
• Customizing of video and audio setting are not possible; function property settings are
made inactive.
Type – Displays MPEG format of file to be rendered.
Video
• Resolution: Displays video resolution (screen size).
• Frame Rate: Displays Frames Per Second (fps).
• Bit Rate: Displays Bits Per Second (bps).
Audio
• Sampling Rate: Displays Sampling Frequency (KHz).
• Bit Rate: Displays Bits Per Second (bps).
Smart Rendering
• Smart Rendering encodes one part or the whole video.
• Only the edited title, audio and special effect segments of the original streaming video will
be encoded while the remainder of the original video will be saved as is.
• If edits are applied to the entire movie clip, the whole movie will be re-rendered.
• When movie clips with different video formats are combined, the format of the output file
will be set to match the format of the "base streaming video file". Movie clips with formats
that don't match the "base streaming video file" will be re-rendered.
• Select the "base streaming video file" using the button.
• Although the video settings cannot be changed, the audio settings can be adjusted.
Type – Display MPEG type
Video
• Resolution: Displays Resolution (screen size).
• Frame Rate: Displays Frames Per Second (fps).
• Bit Rate: Displays Bits Per Second (bps).
Audio
• Sampling Rate: Displays sampling frequency (KHz).
• Bit Rate: Displays Bits Per Second (bps).
Full Rendering
• Flexible: Render movie clips together that are formatted with different video and audio
settings.
• Customizable: The output video and audio settings can be manually selected.
• Time consuming: The Full Method requires that the entire video be encoded, not just the
edited part(s).
Type – Select MPEG type
• Supports MPEG-1, VCD, MPEG-2, SVCD and DVD. Both NTSC and PAL standards are
supported.