Source options, Audio – Grass Valley ProCoder 3 User Manual
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Source Options
Interlacing
Displays	the	interlacing	mode	of	the	video	stream.	This	option	determines	how	video	
frames	are	read	from	the	video	stream.	If	the	Interlacing	mode	is	set	improperly,	the	
video	may	not	play	smoothly.
Non-Interlaced 
(Progressive)
Entire frames are stored in the stream instead of separate fields.
Lower/Bottom Field 
First
Frames are stored as separate fields with the lower field first.
Upper/Top Field First
Frames are stored as separate fields with the upper field first.
Aspect Ratio
Displays	or	selects	the	aspect	ratio	of	the	source	image,	as	width	x	height,	width:
height	or	a	width-to-height	ratio	for	the	video	frame	and/or	the	display	pixels.	
Audio
Select Audio Stream
Selects	whether	to	use	the	audio	from	the	source	(if	any),	to	use	alternate	audio	from	
another	file	or	to	ignore	the	source	audio	entirely.
Original Audio
Use the audio in the source.
Alternate Audio
Use	audio	from	an	alternate	file.	Select	the	source	for	the	audio	in	
the	Audio	Stream	Source	field.	
None
Do	not	use	the	audio	in	the	source	and	treat	it	as	a	video-only	
stream.
Audio Stream SourceIf
Alternate	Audio	is	selected	for	Select Audio Stream,	select	the	file	to	get	audio	from	
by	clicking	the	...	button.	Audio	can	be	retrieved	from	any	supported	source	type.
Channels
Displays the number of channels in the audio source.
Sample Rate (kHz)
Displays	the	sampling	rate	or	number	of	samples	per	second,	of	the	source	in	
thousands	of	samples	per	second.	The	reproducible	frequency	range	of	encoded	
audio	depends	on	the	sample	rate.
Bits / Sample
Displays	the	audio	sample	size	for	the	source	in	bits	per	sample.	The	more	bits	per	
sample,	the	better	the	representation	of	changes	in	the	audio	level	and	the	better	
the	audio	quality.	The	combination	of	sample	rate	and	bits	per	sample	determine	the	
overall	quality	of	the	audio.
