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Output mode
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File output mode
Description displayed in the state display
section:
J. You can select an image size.
The size may be automatically specified and cannot
be selected depending on the output format (C).
Reference:
If you select from among the following output
formats, the picture size is specified automatically.
Output format Description displayed
[MPEG1
format
(VideoCD
compatible)]
[MPEG1 format: creates an MPEG1
compressed file which is VideoCD
compatible.]
[MPEG2
format (no
re-encoding)] [MPEG2 format (no re-encoding):
Outputting the MPEG2 file without
re-encoding it.]
[MPEG2
format hybrid
rendering
(partial
encoding)] [MPEG2 format: Creates an MPEG2
compressed file. Re-encoding only part
of the source MPEG2 file allows for
high-speed file creation with no loss in
picture quality.]
[MPEG2
format
selection
(re-encoding)] [MPEG2 format selection (re-encoding):
Creates an MPEG2 compressed file. Full
re-encoding is performed on the source
MPEG2 file according to the settings.]
[ASF format
(WindowsMedia
compatible)] [ASF format: creates an MPEG4
compressed file. This is an output format
for streaming data to a network. It is
perfect for email attachments and
uploading to the Internet.]
Output format Available image size
[ASF format
(WindowsMedia
compatible)] 352k288, 176k144
Output format Picture size specified automatically
[MPEG1 format
(VideoCD
compatible)] 352k288 (for the NTSC system,
352k240)
[MPEG2 format
(no re-encoding)] Size is matched to the original file.
[MPEG2 format
hybrid rendering
(partial encoding)] Size is matched to the original file.
When there are video clips of
different sizes in the edit track, the
size is set to that of the longest
MPEG2 video clip.
[MPEG2 format
selection
(re-encoding)] 704k576 (for the NTSC system,
704k480)