Quicktime target, Common options, Quicktime-specific options – Grass Valley ProCoder 3 User Manual
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Target Options
QuickTime Target
Common Options
See Common Target Options.
QuickTime-specific options
Internet-Streaming
Streaming Mode
Select	a	Streaming	Mode	from	the	drop-down	list.	The	Streaming	Mode	determines	
how	the	QuickTime	file	will	be	handled	when	it	is	requested	for	streaming	playback.
No Internet streaming
The	output	is	not	intended	for	streaming.	If	requested	for	streaming	
playback,	the	file	will	need	to	be	downloaded	before	playback	can	
begin.	
Fast Start
Sets	the	output	so	playback	can	begin	before	the	download	is	
complete.	This	a	good	choice	for	files	being	delivered	via	HTTP.	
Fast Start-Compressed 
Header
Sets	the	output	so	playback	can	begin	before	the	download	is	
complete.	This	is	a	good	choice	for	files	being	delivered	via	HTTP	
that	do	not	contain	hint	tracks.	Files	of	this	type	cannot	be	used	by	
a	streaming	server.	
Hinted Streaming
Sets	the	output	for	hinted	streaming	playback.	This	is	the	best	
choice	for	playback	from	a	streaming	server.
Settings
Click	the	...	button	to	access	the	Hint	Exporter	Settings.	This	option	is	only	available	if	
Hinted	Streaming	is	selected	as	the	Streaming	Mode.	
Video
Frame Rate Type
Select the type of frame rate to use for encoding.
FrameRate Fixed
Sets a fixed frame rate for encoding.
FrameRate Flexible
Allows variation of the frame rate to optimize encoding.
Max FrameRate
Specifies	a	limit	to	the	maximum	frame	rate	which	leaves	more	bits	
available	for	each	frame.
Encoder
Select	the	encoder	for	QuickTime	to	use	from	the	drop-down	list.	Any	additional	
QuickTime	codecs	that	are	installed	on	the	system	will	appear	in	addition	to	the	
default	codecs	that	are	installed	with	QuickTime.	
