Grass Valley Aurora Edit v.7.0 - Manual (Page 249)

Description Option Media Format
DV25, DV50, MPEG2,
Uncompressed Compression General AVI or MOV
file
Video and Audio; Video only Tracks
Top First; Bottom First Field Order
Enter the desired bit rate. Bit Rate (Mbps) Video Settings
(can't change
all settings for 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 Chroma Format
720x512, 720x480 Video
Resolution
some
compression
types)
4:3 or 16:9 (can’t change for
MPEG2) Aspect Ratio
16:9 -- Pillar Box, Half Pillar
Box, Zoom, Stretch
4:3 -- Letter Box, Half Letter
Box, Crop, Compress
Aspect Ratio
Option
MPEG1, MPEG2, IMX Type MPEG file
Select the Rate or Average
Mbps Constant
Variable
Bitrate
Adjust the configuration to
select your GOP structure I Frames GOP Structure
P Frames
Structure
4:3 or 16:9 Video Aspect Video Settings
16:9 -- Pillar Box, Half Pillar
Box, Zoom, Stretch
4:3 -- Letter Box, Half Letter
Box, Crop, Compress
Aspect Ratio
Option
4:2:2 or 4:2:0 Chroma Format
Top First; Bottom First Field Order
Exporting to a removable media device
With Aurora Edit (SD only) you can export files to an XDCAM removable media
disk, in the native XDCAM format, FAM mode.
In order for your files to export correctly to your XDCAM disk, the Aurora Edit
sequence needs to have the exact properties, such as video format, as the XDCAM
device.
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Sending and exporting output