Cobalt Co9992-4ENC-4K-HEVC Software-Defined Broadcast Encoder - Manual (Page 39)

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Encoder 1-4 Tabs
The Encoder Tabs are used to configure/monitor the individual encoder channels. The number of
tabs available depends on the configuration, as follows:
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In Single Channel mode, only the Encoder 1 tab is available.
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In Multi-Channel mode, the following tabs are available:
o In HEVC Ultra Low Latency mode, the Encoder 1 and Encoder 2 tabs are
available.
o In all other modes, there will be Encoder 1 through Encoder 4 tabs.
The parameters in these Encoder tabs are identical.
In general, the encoder user interface will change as a function of the parameter selections.
Controls may appear or disappear as applicable.
All encoder tabs have
Apply/Cancel buttons at the bottom. Clicking on Apply implements the
changes, clicking on Cancel reverts them.
Encoder Configuration Tab
The Encoder Configuration Tab is divided into the three following tabs:

Basic : These are the common configuration parameters that apply to all encoding
standards.

Advanced : These are the more advanced configuration options. They are generally a
function of the encoding standard.

Output : These are the output configuration options.
Encoder Basic Configuration Tab
The Encoder Basic Tab Configuration Tab is divided into three general areas:

Encoder Configuration: generic configuration parameters.

Video Parameters: parameters related to video encoding.
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Audio Parameters: select the number of audio channels associated with this encoder
Basic Tab–Encoder Configuration
The encoder configuration will look different based on whether the encoder is in single or
multi-channel mode, as shown below:
Multi-Channel Mode Single-Channel Mode