About formats and settings – Apple Compressor (4.1.2) User Manual

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Chapter 4

Advanced adjustments

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About formats and settings

Compressor provides a variety of transcoding formats to create files playable on a variety of
media platforms—from Apple devices to Blu-ray discs to websites, and so on. Each of the built-in
settings in the Settings pane uses a specific transcoding format compatible with the following
industry-standard platforms.

You can see which format a setting is based on by looking at the summary information at the
top of the inspector.

Setting name

The setting is based

on this format.

Platform and/or use

Use video settings based on
these formats

Use audio settings based on
these formats

Devices like Apple TV, iPad, iPhone,
and iPod touch; and iTunes

H.264 for Apple Devices: See

H.264

for Apple Devices

on page 27.

AAC: See

MPEG-4

on page 41.

WAVE: See

Common Audio

Formats

on page 24.

Web delivery, including YouTube,
Facebook, and Vimeo

QuickTime Movie: See

QuickTime

Movie

on page 46.

QuickTime Movie: See

QuickTime

Movie

on page 46.

Blu-ray discs

H.264 for Blu-ray: See

H.264 for Blu-

ray

on page 30.

AC-3 (Dolby Digital Professional):
See

Dolby Digital

on page 25.

High-definition (HD) DVD

MPEG-2: See

MPEG-2

on page 37.

AC-3 (Dolby Digital Professional):
See

Dolby Digital

on page 25.

Standard-definition (SD) DVD

MPEG-2: See

MPEG-2

on page 37.

AC-3 (Dolby Digital Professional):
See

Dolby Digital

on page 25.

Audio CDs

AIFF: See

Common Audio

Formats

on page 24.

MP3: See

MP3

on page 36.

WAVE: See

Common Audio

Formats

on page 24.

HTTP Live Streaming

MPEG-4: See

MPEG-4

on page 41.

Motion graphics applications

QuickTime Movie, Image Sequence:
See

QuickTime Movie

on page 46

and

Image Sequence

on page 33.

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